A stark closeup of corroding heavy equipment. I think this was taken in Japan in the mid-1960s.
Also see this Train Wheel, which feels less start, but is probably from the same expedition.
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I've posted this photo before , but it seemed a nice one to end with. I've come to the end of the material that I want to share he...
In memory of Dick Hibbert (1933-2010), I am posting selections from his art. He painted in oil, was an avid photographer, did watercolors, and sketched in pencil, ink, and charcoal. You can send me email by addressing it to my first name at mydruthers.com. --Chris
Friday, May 31, 2013
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Watercolor: Ikebana in a Shallow Bowl
Watercolor of a flower arrangement in a shallow bowl. Undated, but I'd guess late 60s when JLS was taking an ikebana course
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Monday, May 13, 2013
The Learning Curve-Still
JLS found another trove of art a short while ago. I'm going to start this series with a cartoon RTH apparently did for a Navy newsletter called "The Learning Curve". I'm guessing these were done while we were in Japan, in the mid-60s. There are six of these, and the style is consistent across them. The only other cartoons that I'm aware of that he did were for family Christmas cards.
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