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Paintings and Sculpture
PLEASE NOTE
Some of the work shown on this blog is available for sale, some have been sold. Contact me if you are interested in a piece or if you would like to commission a work - sculpture, painting or pencil portrait (person or pet) - please contact me at annefewell@yahoo.com.
Memorial Art
Writings by Anne Fewell
Sculpture by Anne Fewell
Fun Art by Fewell
Anne's Christmas Book
Daily Paintings by Anne Fewell
House Portraits by Anne Fewell
Blog Archive
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February
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- Tiger (Oil on Canvas) framed
- Tiger (Oil on Canvas)
- Lion (Oil on Canvas) - SOLD
- No Longer Forgotten - Bronze
- Chumway (Oil on Canvas) - SOLD
- Carousel Horses (Oil on Varnished Paper) - SOLD
- Nureyev (Oil on Panel) - SOLD
- John, Jason and Josh (Oil on Canvas) - SOLD
- John Tweddle Confronting (Oil on Canvas)
- Invader's Claw-Bronze Bookend - SOLD
- Vintage Golfer (Opaque Watercolor)
- L. Ron Hubbard, 1953 (Oil on Canvas) - SOLD
- Alaskan Expedition-Wall Sculpture - SOLD
- Symphony-(Oil on Canvas) - SOLD
- John Debney, Composer (Oil on Canvas) - SOLD
- Collectors Plate No. 2--SOLD
- Collectors Plate No. 1 - SOLD
- Intention (Oil on Canvas)
- Eternity (Oil on Canvas)
- Lion Bronze Bookend
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February
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About Me
- Anne
- Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, I now live in Los Angeles where I create bronze sculpture and oil portraits as well as pet portraits and house portraits. Other than the joy of bringing into being the essence of a person, I am proud to say that those who have commissioned a work have been 100% satisfied. I have received many comments, such as: "He is so alive you can imagine what he's thinking;" "He's so full of life." "He looks really alive. You nailed him."
2 comments:
“Intention is like a landmark. If You were travelling through unfamiliar country toward a snow-capped mountain, You would find that You sometimes took a wrong turn, but as long as You could see the mountain, You would make progress toward it.
Sometimes obstacles would get in Your way.
Some times They would even hide the mountain from You. But there is one thing that would not happen. You would not forget to look for the mountain. You would know that You could not reach the mountain by forgetting its existence.
You would laugh at the idea of forgetting to look for the mountain.
In thought, we sometimes forget to look for the mountain. The obstacles we encounter are sometimes in the form of contra-survival facsimiles which hide our intentions from us, and make us forget them. Naturally, we can not accomplish anything if we do not intend to accomplish anything. And intending is a continuous process.
Intention is cause.”
(LRH)
THE ARROW AND THE SONG (by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
I shot an arrow into the air,
It fell to earth, I knew not where;
For, so swiftly it flew, the sight
Could not follow it in its flight.
I breathed a song into the air,
It fell to earth, I knew not where;
For who has sight so keen and strong,
That it can follow the flight of song?
Long, long afterward, in an oak
I found the arrow, still unbroke;
And the song, from beginning to end,
I found again in the heart of a friend.
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