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by Marie Jamieson
$16.00
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Our spiral notebooks are 6" x 8" in size and include 120 pages which are lined on both sides. The artwork is printed on the front cover which is made of thick paper stock, and the back cover is medium gray in color. The inside of the back cover includes a pocket for storing extra paper and pens.
Design Details
Her name was Maud and 1878 was a significant date for her.
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Her name was Maud and 1878 was a significant date for her.
A person in my everyday life is gone. I am a widow now. I do not know how to proceed. Creating art eludes me at present. But, I am grateful for Fine Art America and all the artists who continue to share their creativity. You all give me hope that my creative spirit will again emerge, perhaps, most likely, changed. Changed is ok.
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Steven Milner
A lovely story captured, framing, textures and light bring out you talents and skills!!! V/F/Stumble/G+1
Marie Jamieson replied:
Steven, thank you for your most encouraging comments.
Marie Jamieson
Wendy, I don't mind a Tweet at all! The more Tweets the better! lol. I found this in one of the oldest "places of rest" in Sequim, WA. Much of the detail is left off for privacy and perhaps infringement purposes, but I do find memorial stones so nostalgic and, yes, as you say, poignant. Thank you so much for commenting and sharing!
Wendy J St Christopher
P.S. Hope you don't mind that I Tweeted this enigmatic work.
Wendy J St Christopher
Beautiful, Marie. This is a very poignant image. One can only imagine the possible drama, joy or sadness behind this simple inscription. Where on earth did you find it?
Marie Jamieson
Jose, thank you for featuring this one! I appreciate you!