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hung out with Dennis Hollingsworth
While at work today, I was informed that some labels were missing from some artworks in a building I tend. Now the way I get the info is in an email from the Art Collection offices. It is usually a number code, so only when I go to the database and look the number up do I know who, or what artist it is. Well, once I typed in the number, low and behold, two ink drawings by one Dennis Hollingsworth. So off to the location I went, labels in hand, to spend a very little bit of time with one Dennis Hollingsworth; actually made my afternoon! Left to right, China Canal, and Holland, both are sumi ink on paper, dated 1996. Exhibited at Meyerson & Nowinski Gallery.
While at work today, I was informed that some labels were missing from some artworks in a building I tend. Now the way I get the info is in an email from the Art Collection offices. It is usually a number code, so only when I go to the database and look the number up do I know who, or what artist it is. Well, once I typed in the number, low and behold, two ink drawings by one Dennis Hollingsworth. So off to the location I went, labels in hand, to spend a very little bit of time with one Dennis Hollingsworth; actually made my afternoon! Left to right, China Canal, and Holland, both are sumi ink on paper, dated 1996. Exhibited at Meyerson & Nowinski Gallery.
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These just reinforce my interest in the drawings of painters.