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Summer, 1983 International Scene Art Why are all the older

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Why are all the older residents so interested in her

Coastal Trees

Evening at the Beach

This watercolor was shown in Dad's retrospective exhibit in 1989 at the Stary-Sheets Gallery

Summer, 1983 International Scene Art Why are all the olderA California fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. "This was painted when my mother, Dorothea Cooke, was 74, up in Old Lyme, Connecticut, where we rented a beach cottage on the Long Island Sound for 35 years. Across the road from the beach cottages was some marshland, and in the painting my mother captured her grandson, Andrew, in the blue shirt and his friend, Ricky Rubino, leaning over in the striped shirt. The original is not for sale

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