Art lovers flock to Eye event
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Photos by John Drake
Photos by John Drake
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Good morning. In the recent TC edition, under “Art Lover’s Flock to the Eye Event” The photo with the caption identifying Lynn Ryan is not a photo of me.
Thanks for the caption, though! It was a fun event, and I am ever so appreciative of the recognition for my painting “Snow Day”. If you are interested in seeing my work go to http://www.earthwingsart.com
-Lynn