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by Douglas Ann Slusher
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My father, C. H. Lewis, was President of the American Rose Society and our yard was full of beautiful roses. My favorite was a climber, GUINEE,... more
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My father, C. H. Lewis, was President of the American Rose Society and our yard was full of beautiful roses. My favorite was a climber, GUINEE, which grew to a height about 25-30 feet high. It was the darkest crimson red with velvet smooth pedals. He photographed his roses, flowers & wildlife which I still enjoy. The Virginia Room at the Roanoke Library has about 5,000 of his slides in a collection.
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My current profile picture is with a background pastel portrait done at "The Court of Two Sisters in New Orleans in 1967. The pastel was by George Bohland who later had a shop on Bourbon Street. My husband was a commercial saturation diver working in the Gulf with Marine Contracting and we later moved to the area. I started painting at a very late age. My husband's work took us to London in 1976 where I enjoyed the Galleries & Museums. Moving onto Aberdeen, Scotland in 1978 I joined the Women's Petroleum Club art group which was being taught by persons from Gray's School of Art. I attended evening classes at Gray's School which was overwhelming & enjoyable. Returning to the USA in 1984 I mostly continued china painting initiated...
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