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Thank you all for your words of comfort and virtual hugs. I came to you from a very vulnerable place and your words held me strong throughout some pretty dark hours. Some comfort came from learning that since he was an organ donor, my cousin’s heart is beating for someone else. This bit of news…

Here is the garden gate entrance to the beautiful church San Giorgio dei Grecie, in the Castello district of Venice. One glides into the docking place and steps onto marble stairs to get to the garden courtyard. I have to imagine Venetians have long worn good boots so they could navigate these kinds of entrances during aqua alta....high water! You can see a view of the entire church taken from the canal - with this gate here: www.slowtrav.com/blog/annienc/2007/10/san_giorgio_dei_gre... There is another lovely photo of the facade of San Giorgio here, in summer when the vine is beautifully leafed out here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Giorgio_dei_Greci [Reposting this for my new contacts who may not have seen my Italy portfolio. And for long time Flickr friends who may have missed this glimpse of the details of Venezia!]

Fish Market Dock - Original Painting 'Fish Market Dock' from the "Lakeside Portals Collection'. This is a quintessential view here in Port... fishing tugs lined up on the harbor dock in front of Jackson's bright red fish market building (and a curious seagull). This painting captures the unique charm of a working fishing village on lake Erie. This artwork pays homage to a way of life that honors the seasons and the fishing tradition that has existed in this village for over 2 centuries. (this year we celebrate Port Stanley's 200th year). This one-of-a-kind painting would make a colorful addition to your home or office, the perfect way to bring the charm of a lakeside village to your home, giving you something wonderful to enjoy every day. Make every space your own with this unique original! This painting would also make a thoughtful gift idea for your fav special person. Lakeside Portals - When creating this collection of artwork I was inspired by the energy, excitement, lines, and vibe that all these lakeside views embody. These paintings are only loosely beholden to my photo reference. My goal is to capture the impression these locals have on me, then to convey that using my sense of color and line to reimagine the underlying spirit of these places.“This lake exceeds anything I ever beheld in beauty.” – Percy Bysshe Shelley SIZE: 12" x 16" x 1.5" gallery-wrapped cotton canvas. The sides are painted to match the front so that it can be beautifully displayed unframed. MEDIUM: Acrylic paint on canvas stretched over a gallery depth wood frame

There is a man namely Edgar Muller. He is famous street painter. I think he is a world-class artist from Germany.