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Only three days left till the pool closes for the summer. Today was a good swimming day. Had the pool all to myself and my very own life guard. Felt like a mermaid. Love the way the sun reflects off the water. It sparkles.
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Studios a mess. Just finished a painting. Going out for some summer fun!
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Love this Scraffito assignment. 6-9 year old Student work. They can do Abstract art beautifully...
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Susan B. Anthony and Fredrick Douglas are buried here in Highland Cemetery, Rochester, New York. Lovely Warren is the first women mayor of the city and left this next to Susan's grave site thanking her.
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New water color abstractions taken with my phone. These were class demonstrations.
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on 7/23/2016
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I love this little turtle! Kid's work! A lesson plan I did on repeating pattern. Almost looks like Zentangle.
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Studio projects.... Button painting and making templates for fabric paint.
Caption: Reckon I will take myself a mud bath.
There's a picture book somewhere in this.
A tiny knitted sweater for tiny, little hamster.
Sold this painting last year..
And sold this one too.
On display at art store.
I donated this painting to the PreK through 3 years, at the Rochester Childfirst Network, on South Ave. Still love it.
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I never aspired to be an artist, a painter, or a teacher. I've always wanted to be a horse, just like this one.
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Another perfect swimming day with my sister and Andrea!! The water was refreshing.
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A good example of the exquisite technique called sfumato.
John William Godward's Contemplation, (1903)
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on 8/25/2016
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A new portfolio for Buttons and Beads on on website!
http://cynthia-iannaccone.blogspot.com/p/buttons-beeds.html
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W.I.P.-----Work In Progress... Flowers are from stencils I designed, cut, and applied with gel medium. Applying more collage soon..... still a-ways to go.
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Working, co-teaching, all week with kids 10-12 teaching them to illustrate their stories they write at Writers and Books. Very interesting ideas. Some very dark, apocalyptic themes. Taking photos today.
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12 June 918 - death of Æthelflæd
Women commemorated in stained glass windows are not ordinarily portrayed with swords, but then Æthelflæd was no ordinary medieval woman…
Æthelflæd was the daughter of Alfred the Great, King of Wessex and burner of cakes. She suffered the fate typical to high-born woman of the time, and was married off for the family’s political advantage.
Æthelred was alderman, or earl of Mercia, at the time of continuing Danish invasions. There is no record of his actually having taken part in the campaigns – paradoxically for the time, he seems to have been content to leave military affairs in his wife’s hands.
Æthelflæd was actually a kick-ass military commander, and was usually pictured, as below, carrying a sword. When her husband died in 911 after many years of illness, there was no question of who would succeed him. Æthelflæd was recognized as “Lady of the Mercians”, effectively, Queen of Mercia. She continued actively campaigning against both the Danes, and the Welsh, in retaliation for the murder of a Mercian abbot. She was regarded as a formidable ally by her brother, King Edward the Elder, and a potential protector by the people of York. She earned this respect by continued military success, as well as by constant preparedness, which included the construction of a series of fortified towns to protect the Midlands against the Danes.
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on 7/24/2016
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New water color abstractions taken with my phone. These were class demonstrations.
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There's a picture book somewhere in this.
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