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"Road to Leta" reminiscent of the space race

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reminiscent of the space race over 50 years ago

chosen to represent the cultural changes taking place in Arkansas

A variety of birds abound with their wakeful chirps

Sandra Luckett

cutting hearts was a way to honor the beloved niece she was isolated from at the time of death and during subsequent days of mourning

"Road to Leta" reminiscent of the space race11 x 14" print on canvas by Fred Swedlun aka Ernest Fredericks (1877 1959) Frederick Ernest Swedlun, best known pseudonymously as Ernest Fredericks, was a prolific early twentieth century artist active in Arkansas and Illinois and throughout the Ozarks region. His colorful woodland landscape paintings captured the rustic beauty of the area during every season of the year. One example, Autumn in the Ozarks, painted of a scene near Rogers (Benton

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