| Diamond Betty |
Edition of 55 |
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Artist Notes:
"She enjoyed all the finer 'things' in life associated with 'good taste'. She had style, grace and elegance with a
touch of the rascal, which facilitated her ability to charm when she flashed those baby blues. The finer things
also included good food and the experience of cooking it, a child's giggle, a moment of honesty between
strangers, par on the course, a good joke, respecting another's opinion, a flower. The Asian Cymbidium flower
depicted in this painting was part of history even before the establishment of Western Civilization. Yet even
today, it's recognized as a symbol of elegance, virtue and friendship. As in ancient times, the Cymbidium is
considered a gift of respect, a gift I give to respect the memory of Betty, my mom, who taught me to appreciate
the finer simplicities of life."
"She enjoyed all the finer 'things' in life associated with 'good taste'. She had style, grace and elegance with a
touch of the rascal, which facilitated her ability to charm when she flashed those baby blues. The finer things
also included good food and the experience of cooking it, a child's giggle, a moment of honesty between
strangers, par on the course, a good joke, respecting another's opinion, a flower. The Asian Cymbidium flower
depicted in this painting was part of history even before the establishment of Western Civilization. Yet even
today, it's recognized as a symbol of elegance, virtue and friendship. As in ancient times, the Cymbidium is
considered a gift of respect, a gift I give to respect the memory of Betty, my mom, who taught me to appreciate
the finer simplicities of life."
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