LRNArts Blog is taking a long-awaited holiday
vacation but will return January 11, 2013, barring any delays in travel...
Greeting Card, Anonymous, circa 1925 |
Many thanks to my readers for their
continuing support. As of this writing,
the blog has attracted visitors from over 90 nations. This response has made the work which goes
into the blog a labor of love...
Come January, we shall continue our
explorations of art, pop culture, history, science...
We end the year with some photographs of the
dry country in which I live. My hope is
that you enjoy them. It is a hard land
but is filled with beauty for those who take time to explore it...
And my prayer is that the year 2013 of the
Common Era brings for each of you and all those whom you love, gifts of peace,
love, health, prosperity, wisdom, and joy...
Phyrne Before The Judges, Albert Wein, 1948 |
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CREDITS
Note:
All photographs for this essay were located through Google Images or Wikipedia,
without authoritative source or ownership information except as noted: Anonymous Greeting Card, circa 1925, from Art Deco Graphics by Patricia Frantz Kery, New York,
2002. Phryne Before The Judges by Albert Wein from ossining.org. All other photography by Louis R
Nugent.
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