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Freedom's Core
We offer this beautiful collage in your choice of a time release
giclee or a signatured open edition print
30" x 22" Time Release Giclee
Print, $200.00 Unframed (about giclees)
$10.00 s&h
$425.00 Framed Giclee No shipping. Call for
pickup.
Due to the large size of this piece, framed giclees are
only available at shows or for local pickup and delivery.
Unframed Signatured
Open Edition Print, 26" X 20": $60.00 +
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Framed Signatured Open Edition Print: $275.00 No
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Artist's Letter of Intent and
Allegiance
“As an artist, I have wanted to paint a piece reflecting my
pride in our country. This painting is a statement of my belief
and faith in our democracy and freedom, symbolized by and
governed at our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. For this
new painting, I have chosen the title, Freedoms Core.
The monuments of our presidents are awe-inspiring: Washington,
our first president and head of the first army; Jefferson, the
founder of our constitution; Lincoln and Roosevelt, great
presidents who led us through the most difficult times in our
history. The war memorials dedicated to the memory, cause, and
lives of so many who gave their lives so that we and others
could be free. The White House is home to our President, leader
of the free world and Commander and Chief of the world’s largest
free army. The Capital Building is the center of our elected
representative government, housing those who have taken an oath
to legislate, preserve, and defend freedom.
I oversized the flag of the Iwo Jima Memorial intentionally to
bring attention to the Flag of Freedom. I oversized the Indian
on the Capital Building as a tribute to the Native Americans
who, themselves, sacrificed so much.
I believe we are living in very trying times. Our patriotism is
being challenged at every turn. Our pride in nation, heritage,
tradition, culture, and grassroot beliefs is being constantly
questioned and even ridiculed. I hope this painting reflects
and pays homage to these freedoms we so easily take for granted
and is artistically worthy of representing such values.”
Kenny Glenn
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