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 FLAGS OF FREEDOM
It was not my idea to do this piece of art, but it
really became a journey for me when I became committed
to doing an interactive work about what I think the
Flags of Freedom represent. In the art are the names of
737 deceased men and women, and two living men, who
served our country and our flag. I walked through 20
cemeteries in Bureau County and part of Putnam County to
copy the names in this art. The two living veterans are
very representative of those who served in battle. One
is from Bureau County and the other from Putnam County.
Names on the artwork - Letter about this artwork
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PIERCE-ARROW COLLECTION
This project involved restoration of old catalogue
renderings, design with graphics to match the era, print
production, and full packaging of all the produced
prints sets to be marketed through the Pierce-Arrow
Society and on eBay. The s/n limited edition sets can be
purchased through this website, email, or phone for more
information. Edition size is 250 s/n sets of 6 prints at
$325 a set. Image is 14.25 x 10. Frames to 23 x 19
outside and was produced for a collector client.
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JAMES BUTLER "WILD BILL" HICKOK COLLECTION
The Wild Bill Hickok Project was one of the most
interesting art, framing, research, cataloging, and
writing endeavors of my career. I made two discoveries
for my client that added to the provenance of two of the
artifacts and actually authenticated one of them. It was
by chance on one & patient research on the other. Shown
are only a few of the many items that were connected to
Hickok during his illustrious life that I was fortunate
to have catalogued and put into a museum collection. The
Colt Revolver was the weapon that Hickok was wearing
when he was assassinated by Jack McCall in Deadwood,
August 2, 1876. McCall was hung in March 1877 in Yankton
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 THE
HANGING OF JACK McCALL - THE ASSASSINATION OF WILD BILL
HICKOK
Project Produced in Conjunction with the Wild Bill
Hickok Project
The limited edition s/n print was produced during the
cataloging, photographing, designing, and museum
mounting in shadow box frames of the James Butler "Wild
Bill" Hickok Collection for L. Thomas Pollock Historic
Arms and Manuscripts. Restoring the only known photos of
this, at the time, epic and historic event which drew
thousands of spectators, was part of the project. The
photos match the actual newspaper accounts of the event.
During the restoration of a photo, by chance discovery
as to the authentication of the photos was made. Print
image size is 10 x 14 and the edition is 1188 s/n, with
complete historical account and discovery account. Price
is $70.
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