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by Denise F Fulmer
$22.00
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This was a preliminary sketch I did for a painting done in 1972. I rather like the sketch better than the painting.... more
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This was a preliminary sketch I did for a painting done in 1972. I rather like the sketch better than the painting.
This was a Top Finisher in the Source Sketch and Painting Contest.
This was a Top Finisher in the MY FAVORITE PENCIL DRAWINGS Contest 2020.
This was a Top Finisher in the PENCIL ON PAPER Contest 2020.
Artist: Denise is an artist, age 72 , who also has Parkinson's disease, which impairs all movement of the body. She also likely has Level 1 autism, discovered in 2017. She graduated from Furman University in Greenville, SC in 1973 and received a scholarship for excellence in creativity in the studio arts her junior year. She has worked as a technical illustrator, a Sign Language tutor for the deaf and hearing impaired, and has done free lance drawing and painting, and has sold hand crafted weavings at art fairs. As volunteer work, she was a reading tutor for an adult student using the Laubach Method for 2 and a half years. After this she began channeling poetry which she has put into books that she self-published at Blurb.com. She has...
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