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Autumn Dance: The Story of This Painting
Autumn Dance: The Story of this Painting by Steve Henderson at Start Your Week with Steve — Autumn is a season of transition, and one of its best aspects is also its worst: one day, it can be bone-chilling cold, … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, dance, daughter, family, father
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Autumn Sail — The Story of This Painting
The story of the painting, Autumn Sail, by Steve Henderson at Start Your Week with Steve: Anyone who spends any time at all outside knows that not all days are sunny and warm — what we term “perfect.” And while … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, Autumn Sail, beauty, painting, sail, Steve Henderson
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Spirit of the Canyon: The Story of This Painting
The story of the painting, Spirit of the Canyon, by Steve Henderson at Start Your Week with Steve: The human spirit is an indomitable one, and within all of us is the desire to create, to search, to explore, to … Continue reading
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Tagged canyon, desire, dream, original oil painting, spirit, Steve Henderson, work
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The Pataha: The Story of This Painting
The Story of the Painting The Pataha, by Steve Henderson at Start Your Week with Steve: We have friends, transplants from the Northwest, who live in the Southwest. And while the desert is beautiful, they say — filled with color … Continue reading
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Tagged canyon, painting, pataha, southwest, Steve Henderson, the Pacific Northwest
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Contemplation: The Story of This Painting
Autumn is an unusual season — one of joy and thankfulness, because we celebrate harvesting the hard work of summer and spring, yet also one of meditative thought, because everything is winding down, leaves are changing color, and winter is … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, contemplation, fall, season, Steve Henderson
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Midday Tea: The Story of This Painting
The story of the painting, Midday Tea, by Steve Henderson at Start Your Week with Steve: The answer to the question, “How are you?” used to be, “Fine.” In the modern world, however, the answer has morphed to, “Oh, I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged busy, fashion, nostalgia, original oil painting, Steve Henderson, stress
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Into the Surf: The Story of This Painting
The story of Into the Surf, the original oil painting by Steve Henderson at Start Your Week with Steve: Children are the world’s best imitators. Naturally observant (until we educate it out of them), they learn by watching, reflecting and doing, … Continue reading
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Tagged children, educate, learning, painting, watercolor
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