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Barbara W's avatar

Thanks. So amazing!

Maggie Delaney-Potthoff's avatar

So impressive. I’m sitting at an airport, being carried away. Thank you.

James Lucas's avatar

That means a lot, thank you!

Sally Mirando's avatar

Thank you for another post that has made me understand and admire these artists and their work even more. To me paintings are inspiring just as nature is. To me art does not improve on nature as such as it is a human being’s interpretation and often wonder at trying to capture something in that moment of time, of awe, of appreciation or to tell the story of that moment. I believe there is meaning in nature in how it reflects the cycle of life, renewal, death etc as well as the sheer wonder of creation.

Susan Marie Ward's avatar

Loved this article! And I appreciate the time and research it took to put it together! Keep up the good work!

Poetry Symposium's avatar

Thanks for posting - enjoyed! 🖼️

Angel of reason's avatar

Thanks for putting all this together! A way of illustrating the concept of filtered and unfiltered reality!

Cathie Campbell's avatar

Appreciated this tour of beautiful art more than you know. Thank you!

Mary Hartley's avatar

Unbelievable the charm that radiates through time.

Jackie's avatar

Beautiful work you do James!💎

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Jennifer's avatar

I think the paintings looked so real - Oliver (my mom's 10 year old son)

Marianne O, CFA's avatar

This is a beautiful, artful, and educational piece. It was great to know the backdrop/context of these beautiful paintings. Thank you!

Skott Jones's avatar

exquisitely done and very fascinating. thank you for sharing with us the background, context, and historical writings. what a gift you bring with your work, kudos!

skriel's avatar

WOW! amazing read