Clinton L. Frank portrait ca. 1964 Oil in brush and pallet knife on 9x12 canvas board
Clint says, "Your Mom always took the opportunity to paint a face, whether it was a portrait or a peoplescape. See seemed to see faces others never thought about. Her calm and even way probably allowed her the inner eye that the creatively challenged seldom use. I was very fortunate to have had the opportunity to have enjoyed her talent and life for a time."
As I have said, everyone was fair game for my mother's artistic eye. I had completely forgotten that she did this portrait of one of my DFHS boyfriends, Clinton Frank. But as soon as I saw it, the memory of it came back. Many thanks to Clint for providing these images of the painting!
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