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1nystic quality of the paint acts to push the main
~1na.g.- of the store back into space and time. The big bird
1n s1ll1ou~tte helps the imagination locate the building as
l&gt;t\ing 11t\:11· Mingo. The hazy quality makes it easier to
thi.11k ~•bout the past,'' David Brown, Hemingway artist,
said was the reasoning behind painting the old store in
this particular way. This painting is on display at the A &amp;
.J l{_t'staurant, Hemingway. Brown's work may be pur(•f1ased through the OBSERVER.
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this 11ewer version of my drawing of Huggins Hardw.
to sltow that the building survived the change from
d~tys of the horse and buggy to the automotive a
IJ1·ow11. wl10 is head of the Art Department at New
f'olleg.-. has a selection of his Work ~n display at ~
,J ltf'staurant in llemingway and may be purchas
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