Auntie Kacie's 100th
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acrylic on canvas 2022- This painting is inspired by a photograph from the iconic 1967 Life magazine article titled "Auntie Kacie's 100th Birthday,". The image pays homage to the longevity and the enduring legacy of Auntie Kacie, who had 28 grandchildren in early America and is an ancestry to many. Her face is etched with the lines of a life well-lived, reflecting a depth of experience and resilience. It is a tribute to the intricate tapestry of family ties, highlighting the power of kinship and the enduring impact of our ancestors on our lives today. It serves as a reminder that our identities are shaped not only by our own experiences, but also by the profound influence of those who came before us.
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acrylic on canvas 2022- This painting is inspired by a photograph from the iconic 1967 Life magazine article titled "Auntie Kacie's 100th Birthday,". The image pays homage to the longevity and the enduring legacy of Auntie Kacie, who had 28 grandchildren in early America and is an ancestry to many. Her face is etched with the lines of a life well-lived, reflecting a depth of experience and resilience. It is a tribute to the intricate tapestry of family ties, highlighting the power of kinship and the enduring impact of our ancestors on our lives today. It serves as a reminder that our identities are shaped not only by our own experiences, but also by the profound influence of those who came before us.
acrylic on canvas 2022- This painting is inspired by a photograph from the iconic 1967 Life magazine article titled "Auntie Kacie's 100th Birthday,". The image pays homage to the longevity and the enduring legacy of Auntie Kacie, who had 28 grandchildren in early America and is an ancestry to many. Her face is etched with the lines of a life well-lived, reflecting a depth of experience and resilience. It is a tribute to the intricate tapestry of family ties, highlighting the power of kinship and the enduring impact of our ancestors on our lives today. It serves as a reminder that our identities are shaped not only by our own experiences, but also by the profound influence of those who came before us.
