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UK born artist Diana Cotter creates artworks featuring wildlife with hundreds of coloured leaves from her garden #WomensArt
Last month Mom died. 6 years ago I promised her she’d be cared for at home, safe, loved; it was a mother-daughter marriage that cost me my actual marriage.
Even so, the feeling of roaring, joyful relief in accomplishing my promise is the deep red velvet trim on my superhero cape.
Today is the day, back in 1918, that my grandfather, Navy Telegrapher 1st Class, sent the news of the Armistice from London across to the United States. Let there be Peace.
I am back. A wonderful person helped me clean up my tech world. Here's to reconnecting with all my friends. Fanhattans Forever, Flower Friendship Fridays Forever!
Thank you all for the lovely birthday wishes. It made my day to reconnect here with friends made through the "interwebs." Online community is community, real and emotional and true, and I am grateful for it. Peace and see you soon, I hope. Gratitude always.
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'Passo Clouds' by US painter Erin Hanson #womensart
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'Sky Trails' by UK textile artist Rachel Wright, machine embroidered on calico with various fabrics #womensart
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US photographer Margaret Bourke-White, Iron Mountain, Tennessee, 1937 #womensart
There is a tree outside my window with leaves that play with sunlight in a breeze. Morning tea with a madeleine, a pen and writing paper, has become my favorite part of the day.
Current status: swimming in the tsunami debris of my life. On the plus side, new lawyer hired and I finally feel like I have an advocate, not a law book. In other news, my brother is space debris: useless and dangerous if his ego enters atmosphere and doesn’t flame out.
Moved to a one bedroom apartment from my studio last week and my back was in spasms every day. It was still a good move and I am grateful I did it. 🐝
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Mary Ann Evans by a friend who traced her shadow profile. The sitter later known as George Eliot, English novelist of such works as The Mill on the Floss (1860) and Middlemarch (1871), used a male pseudonym in order to be taken seriously #womensart
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His lawyer was "drunk and unprepared at court hearings.” His fingerprints didn’t match any at the crime scene. He was convicted, and executed. Four years after his death, DNA evidence on the murder weapon traces back to someone else.
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'Running Iris' linocut by Australian printmaker Rachel Newling #womensart
Love this.
Circle Tree Conical tea for two set c. 1930, by influential UK ceramicist Clarice Cliff #womensart
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Louise Bourgeois, Spirals, 2005 #womensart
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What Once Was Imagined (2015), a 10-metre circular installation created using medicines, by UK artist Sue Freeman and doctor Liz Lee (aka Pharmacopoeia), to explore our relationship with medication #womensart














