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"The Parade" lithograph Edward Eliot Emmons thought of

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Edward Eliot Emmons thought of himself as well read

Leonard decided to pursue a career as an artist

and the symbolic nature of language

Finding common ground often feels impossible

vintage lace dyed with black walnut

"The Parade" lithograph Edward Eliot Emmons thought ofNumbered, limited edition, offset lithographs printed on acid free paper, by John Bell, Jr. (1937 2013) Image size 17 x 23 The view is looking east on Garrison Avenue from 11th Street, toward Immaculate Conception Church. As a child I was shown how to draw stick figures to keep me entertained while my mother went about her chores. This sparked a fascination with the arts that has lasted throughout my lifetime and taken me through several professional

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