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by Glenn Beasley
$47.00
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20 x 24 oil on linen portrait of my late brother Kenneth Beasley from his official u s army photo from 1963. Kenny was born July 5th 1939 and passed... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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20 x 24 oil on linen portrait of my late brother Kenneth Beasley from his official u s army photo from 1963. Kenny was born July 5th 1939 and passed Oct 23, 1994 from cancer. My tribute to him for veteran's day as he was a true patriot.
****Member of The International Guild of Realism****Member of Arkansas League of Artists*** Member Portrait Society of America**** Like most I began drawing at an early age. Some of my earliest childhood memories are of time spent drawing people, places and things that interested a young boy. It was a great escape during times I was ill and confined to bed or the house as there was no internet and only 4 channels on tv to watch growing up in the '60s . There were no museums nearby, just a library and the only chance I had to see paintings were in books and the family bible which as I recall held magnificent works by Carl Heinrich Bloch. That stoked my interest in painting along with a coffee table book of Norman Rockwell illustrations....
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