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The Master Bedroom, by Andrew Wyeth
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First Snow, Andrew Wyeth
(12 July 1917 – 16 January 2009)
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The US Economy (19 July 2011)
On Raising the Debt Limit (26 July 2011)
First things first: President Obama’s address (26 July 2011)
A Great Favor (28 July 2011)
The Damage so Far (29 July 2011)
The Compromise (5 August 2011)
Leaders and Education (8 August 2011)
More on Education (9 August 2011)
President Obama as Scapegoat (10 August 2011)
“It is the fate of princes to be ill-spoken of for well-doing” (15 Sept. 2011)
Fraternité: Individual Needs and Collective Needs (17 Sept. 2011)
A Sense of Urgency (19 September 2011)
The Short Term and the Long Term (19 September 2011)
Obstructionism: the Consequences (26 October 2011)
Respect for life: on Anti-Abortion Extremism (28 October 2011)
Austerity the Republican Way (10 December 2011)
An Obama-Clinton Ticket (13 December 2011)
Mutiny in Congress: Ship them to Guantanamo (21 December 2011)
Respect for life: on Anti-Abortion Extremism (28 October 2011)
The Art of Alfred Thompson Bricher & Posts About the United States (2)
Spring Fed, Andrew Wyeth
Photo credit: Wikipaintings
© Micheline Walker
19 June 2012
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A lovely video of Wyeth’s art.
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Andrew Wyeth’s paintings unveil the soul of the New England states. They also remind me of Nova Scotia.
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That’s good to know.
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I feel I’m home when I look at Andrew Wyeth’s paintings. Home is Nova Scotia: my blue house, my former office, my colleagues, my students. I should not have listened to my family. I’m me.
Thank you for writing.
Love,
Micheline
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