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  • America’s Sketch ArtistsPart 5 of 6Roscoe Misselhorn

    America’s Sketch Artists
    Part 5 of 6

    Roscoe Misselhorn

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    (1902-1997) For more than twenty years I often busy myself with my collection of sketch artist postcards. Spending hours researching an artist’s life, their working style, the variety of ways they utilized art, and the way they found to support themselves and their families with art has been fascinating. If there was an artist whose…

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Clarissa Ferraris
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“Tragedy” and “Disaster” are both ugly words. Tragedy involves great suffering, distress, and destruction. Disaster describes a sudden event or accident that causes great damage and involves loss of life. By definition of these two words the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge was both. And a century old tradition continued – making postcards to tell the story.

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