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To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (6)	8/19/2001 6:49:43 PM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 268

Another by Edwin Church ... Rainy Season in the Tropics thinker.org Used to see this from 3 rooms off in the distance down the corridor of the San Francisco De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park and always drawn like a little moth.... Too bad the actual picture is not so dark and gloomy as this rendition on the website , is....that rainbow spans over 7 1/2 ft! ;-) PS : I once saw this show on American House Masterpieces and one segment was on the home Edwin Church had and created lived/worked in... and the artist touch and perspect was in every facet of that incredibly beautiful place . What a way to live huh ?

To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (6)	8/19/2001 7:04:32 PM
From: 2MAR$	Respond to of 268

And right next to Edwin Church's "Rainy Day In the Tropics" at the De Young , they had hanging nearby the original Maxfield Parrish "DayBreak" ... allwall.com (and every young man's heart was passionately stirred , dreaming of wise and playful golden nymphs at dawn...in another place another time ) ~Oh love , could thou and I conspire ....to grasp this sorry set things entire would we not shatter it to bits ....and remould it nearer the playful hearts desire ~ *** Back in those days they had just finished lighting up the world with electricity and the electric light bulb...pretty exciting times I guess, sans petty little world wars & devestating political nationalistic rivalries <gg> Full compliment of Parrish's work here mcduffskeep.com ;-)