Artsy Blocks 38 Temp #1-Miss Fish With Paint Chips Fall Floral-Connie Prince (Miss Fish Challe...jpg

pepsibubbles · Oct 7, 2025

A bit of history! Love the picture of the bloke and all the different paintings beneath. Pity your journaling is so small and cant be read. I like the grungy frame and the pretty clusters!

jcfdelaware · Oct 7, 2025

pepsibubbles said:
A bit of history! Love the picture of the bloke and all the different paintings beneath. Pity your journaling is so small and cant be read. I like the grungy frame and the pretty clusters!

Thanks here is what it says

I just recently found out about Hillsdale College. They offer free, yes actuallyu free courses. And courses of all sorts of interesting classes. The
first class that I decided to take was called American Paintings. It was
four classes and after each class there was a little quiz to take and at the
very end a final test. Here are just a few of the paintings that were discussed in the class. Washington at Princeton by Charles Peale (1779),
Nighthawks by Edward Hopper (1942),
Gassed by John Singer Sargent (1919),
A Dash for The Timber by Frederick Remington (1889), and Niagara by
Fredrick Church (1857).
I really enjoyed this class and have moved on to another.

glee · Oct 7, 2025

wow, Joyce, what a great discovery. Were these online? Even better if so. I always love seeing elements like beautiful keys and locks worked into clusters. These are gorgeous. Nicely done. Have fun w your next class.

pepsibubbles · Oct 7, 2025

jcfdelaware said:
Thanks here is what it says

I just recently found out about Hillsdale College. They offer free, yes actuallyu free courses. And courses of all sorts of interesting classes. The
first class that I decided to take was called American Paintings. It was
four classes and after each class there was a little quiz to take and at the
very end a final test. Here are just a few of the paintings that were discussed in the class. Washington at Princeton by Charles Peale (1779),
Nighthawks by Edward Hopper (1942),
Gassed by John Singer Sargent (1919),
A Dash for The Timber by Frederick Remington (1889), and Niagara by
Fredrick Church (1857).
I really enjoyed this class and have moved on to another.

Thank you for the copy of your journaling @jcfdelaware, that's very interesting. Well done on doing the course and going on to another.

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