The new piece is entitled "Visiting" and will be listed in Gerushia's Etsy Shop tonight at 7:00 pm pacific time. Normally, my 4" x 6" pieces come along with a story...and I did write a story for this piece, but I'm not going to include it. I want everyone to have their own take on this one. However, I will say that in my story, the girl on the bench is named : Fanny Wenell Blanchard. Look closely and you'll understand!!
I hope you like this new piece, as it has some elements that are meaningful to me. I hope you enjoy looking and wondering and making up your own story.
Please note: I must give a photo credit to Chantal Menard for the gorgeous image of the headstone.
Thank you ever so much for stopping by.
Until Next Time:
Kim
Gerushia's New World
3 comments:
Your "New World" is quite an imaginative place! I saw your comment on Vanessa's Post about wanting to visit Wales... my Mom is Welsh and I was born there in her Country (North Wales) while my Parents were stationed at an American Military Base (they had some in Wales in that era). It IS a beautiful Country and I hope one day you can realize your dream of visiting. I loved our visits to
Wales to see my relatives... alas, Mom never taught us her Native language so there was a language barrier and Gaelic is not exactly a written language either... but thankfully it is now making a comeback with the present generation so that it does not become a dying language. Merry Christmas... Dawn... The Bohemian
lovely, kim!
and there is no such thing as a bad blogger, your posts are always beautifully genuine and contain so much feeling, which is somewhat rare in this ultra fast age in which we live.
i dont peruse blogs as much as i used to, so dropping in every now and again is always so much more pleasurable for me. and there is always something wonderful to see!
Dawn:
Thank you so much for stopping by. How exciting to be able to visit relatives in Wales. I have been fascinated with it's beauty and language almost all my life. I'm in Southern California...and I'm so excited. Next October will be the first American/Welsh festival in Hollywood. I've been invited to participate and create some art for the festival. The theme of all art must revolve around Welsh mythology and/or lore. I'm already working a few pieces in my mind that revolve around a couple stories in the Mabinogion!
Thank you for sharing your story.
Kim
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