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| Titled "Their Eyes were Opened", from Luke 24:30,31 |
G.E. Mullan was born in Tyler, Texas (USA) in 1943 and died in San Antonio in 2015 at the age of 72. He painted in the "Santa Fe" style and frequently painted religious and American Indian themes.
A tip of the old fedora to Dwight Ezop for suggesting this artist
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Nicolai Ivanovich Barchenkov was born in 1918 about 40 miles north of Moscow and died in 2002.
While tireless gets the credit for suggesting this artist
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| Tireless on his way to the trading post to pick up supplies |
Thanks for carrying on the tradition!
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Wow ERJ! They are both great artists! Thanks for sharing, and thanks for continuing the tradition.
ReplyDeleteThe Russian's images are very reminiscent of some of the Ukrainian village video scenes you have been linking to.
ReplyDeleteDuring Barchenkov's lifetime, the only wild bison (wisent) remaining in all of Europe were in Poland's Białowieża Forest where they are known as żubr.
ReplyDeleteThe very best Polish vodka, Żubrówka, is named after them. Flavored with a blade of bison grass (Hierochloe odorata) in every bottle. It got banned by FDA in the 1970's for causing heart failure. All my friends in Wyandotte were devastated.