Old Town Dancers
The art of aging becomes an art when you enjoy your life, and I have indeed enjoyed my life. Part of the things I love about my life are the travels that I’ve been able to experience . Twenty plus years ago my husband Bob and I took a driving trip out west, one of our stops was Albuquerque, New Mexico. We found ourselves in Old Town Albuquerque, an area of narrow streets and century old houses when we came upon a small park where they were celebrating some festival. The little girls in this painting were the stars of that show and we stopped to see what was happening. Everyone was having a wonderful time with festive music with happy children and families. Smiles and laughter ruled the day. It was so much fun and heartwarming, to this day it makes me happy to recall that afternoon in a hot drowsy little town.
AoA Entry - 2D Art
28 x 36 x 1.5
$650.00
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Is the piece framed and wired properly? Please specify any hanging requirements for the gallery staff.
Yes
What is the MEDIUM of the piece? (ie: acrylic, watercolor, mixed media, clay sculpture, etc.)
Mixed Water Media
Are you an MCA artist member? (NOTE: MUST BE A MEMBER TO PARTICIPATE)
Are you an MCA Artist over the age of 55?
Yes
Is your artwork suitable for a public audience of all ages, and not deemed "inappropriate" or "controversial"?
Yes.
The art of aging becomes an art when you enjoy your life, and I have indeed enjoyed my life. Part of the things I love about my life are the travels that I’ve been able to experience . Twenty plus years ago my husband Bob and I took a driving trip out west, one of our stops was Albuquerque, New Mexico. We were driving around in Albuquerque when we found ourselves in Old Town Albuququerque a community with narrow streets and century old adobe houses. There was a group of people in a park area celebrating some festival. The little girls in this painting were the stars of the show and we stopped to see what was happening. Everyone was having a wonderful time with festive music with happy children and families. Smiles and laughter ruled the day. It was so much fun and heartwarming, to this day it makes me happy to recall that afternoon in a hot drowsy little town.
