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| abbreviated music 'Sabela 'from the movie 'Serafina', starring Whoopie Goldberg and many others and written by Mbogeni Ngema |
Among women Eve was the "Firstborn", or at least the first, no matter how arrived. Audrey
Marie is mine. She had a birthday just prior to the posting of this pointiflet painting (bleaching) of her as she
peers from among the leaves and vines and heavenly
bodies of the 'Creation'. I apologize to her,
she is nowhere near that age in time but like many
beautiful ladies she is indeed timeless to me. |
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Agora Gallery contemporary fine art gallery established 1984. Art consulting services to private and corporate art collectors are provided. Locations in the SoHo and Chelsea art districts. Exhibiting painting, drawing, sculpture, photography and mixed media. Artist portfolios are reviewed. The sponsor of the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition.
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WHAT IS SCRATCHBOARD?
Scratchboard (known as scraperboard in Europe) is a relatively unknown medium that was first introduced over 100 years ago in Britain and France. It was a high quality medium used as an alternative to traditional wood, metal and linoleum engraving. Then, in the 1930's with the modernization of the printing process and many artists turning to real photography, scratchboard's popularity began to fade. It was not until just recently that Scratchboard started to be "re-discovered" by many modern artists, especially among those in the wildlife