Tomie and his mother, Flossie, with some of his painted sets in the 1960s, most likely. Colby-Sawyer College would have been Colby Junior College at that time. (Bob)
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An Orderly Transition would be nice, too.
REMEMBERING TOMIE on December 18, 2020
Snowfall forecast for our area was 6 - 12 inches. Three feet fell instead. Neither of the two snow throwers would start yesterday morning, so I dragged one of them into the barn studio. After toasty temperatures for a few hours, the snow thrower was ready to work. I doubt that Tomie would have been pleased with my use of his barn.
You can see snow through the windows. After just this one storm, the snow pile is at the roof line. I can no longer see the house from across the courtyard.
It’s going to be a white Christmas. (Bob)
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An Orderly Transition would be nice, too.
REMEMBERING TOMIE on December 17, 2020
1980s. I don’t know anything about this photo except it’s a classic one. I dated it based on his hairstyle. (Bob)
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REMEMBERING TOMIE on December 16, 2020
1975. Tomie and Doug Duchin on Village Road in front of their home in Wilmot Flat, NH. This is the first home Tomie called “Whitebird.”
Photo by Tomie’s cousin, Frances McLaughlin-Gill. (Bob)
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An Orderly Transition would be nice, too.
REMEMBERING TOMIE on December 15, 2020
Here’s an art-mail from 2014. Cat Herder’s Day… as if herding cats were possible. (Bob)
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An Orderly Transition would be nice, too.
