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BruceAir

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In my experience, the words "aviation" and "art" should appear only rarely in the same sentence. (For evidence, take a slice of brie, and while holding a white wine glass by its stem, wander cerebrally among the offerings at this gallery. QED.)

Yesterday, however, I was at a birthday party, and one of the celebrants was the owner of a gallery in Seattle. She suggested that I might be interested in the work of [font=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif]Virginia Howlett[/font][font=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif].

So, in my never-ending efforts to provide links of potential interest to the aviation connoisseur, I offer the following for your consideration.
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BruceAir said:
In my experience, the words "aviation" and "art" should appear only rarely in the same sentence. (For evidence, take a slice of brie, and while holding a white wine glass by its stem, wander cerebrally among the offerings at this gallery. QED.)

Yesterday, however, I was at a birthday party, and one of the celebrants was the owner of a gallery in Seattle. She suggested that I might be interested in the work of [font=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif]Virginia Howlett[/font][font=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif].

So, in my never-ending efforts to provide links of potential interest to the aviation connoisseur, I offer the following for your consideration.
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Thanks, they're great, even with black coffee...
 
Very nice.


I could do some damage to my bank account there.

Know of any art sites that are less military and more old days flying?
 
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Sandy Jamieson's been a favorite of mine for a number of years! Love the not-so-subtle sarcasm in his work.
 
BruceAir said:
[font=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif]So, in my never-ending efforts to provide links of potential interest to the aviation connoisseur, I offer the following for your consideration.[/font]
OK, I like this. But I like watercolor, the sky and art that is *somewhat* abstract. :yes:
 
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