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Old 02-20-2008, 01:21 PM   #5
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Margaret - I especially like the second one because with that one you have again moved forward with your seven-league boot strides! You controlled everything so well - this time looking at the model and the drawing with more intellectual detachment but without losing your energy and passion. Wonderful.

If you feel you can't give up this drawing to a gallery just start another one and you'll soon find your affections with attach themselves to the new work, and then you can take this one (and others) to the gallery. I definitely think you should approach a gallery with your work!
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