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Tag: watercolor

“Bait Anyone?” by E. Gordon West
Posted inArts & Culture

Commentary: The Art of Living and Dying

by Peter Szarmach September 21, 2016January 31, 2020

What does a warm, welcoming home for terminally ill guests have in common with a “gang” of artists that has been creating watercolor paintings for 53 years? First, some of the wondrous works of art from the “Watercolor Gang” are displayed at the ABODE Home. Second, for the third year, ABODE and this roaming band […]

Terlingua Trading Co. watercolor by Finis Collins.
Posted inArts & Culture

The Watercolor Gang, 1964-Present

by Patsy McGaughy September 16, 2014October 7, 2016
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