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Church Painting Finished

Published September 28, 2007 by L. Diane Johnson | E-mail this post

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JUST COMPLETED "Whosoever...", Acrylic on linen, 16x20 in., that I started on site a couple of days ago. (See photo in post below.) As the piece will be used for a cover in November, I decided to change it from a late Summer scene to an Autumn one. The magazine staff was very happy to hear I could do this. I gave it a try and am very happy with the result. Enjoy!

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