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<p>[QUOTE="curiouslycurious, post: 11722141, member: 84628"]Hello im so sorry for the late update! Here are some photos i took of the art i have in 2019, they have been in storage ever since and there is at least one not shown here but maybe more as i truly can not remember if i took photos of each one in 2019. The one that I know I am missing though, was always my favorite. It was a group of women sitting in a ornate looking Opera House in the front seats, and they were clearly working class women with mops and buckets, they looked middle-aged and even a little bit overweight but not on a bad way. they were just realistic human beings photographed on the job. The frame got broken early on in my twenties and I just carried around the print moving from house to house, somewhere along the way it got lost and it's one of the photos I've been looking for the longest. I can't find information on any of them but If I could find and replace that one, my heart would feel whole again. Adding more to the timeline, my parents got married in 1983 and my dad's mother passed away when he was 12 which would have been 1971 so the photos were purchased before the 70s i believe. I will have to ask my mom for more information but I remember her telling me many times that these photos were purchased by my dad with his mom.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="curiouslycurious, post: 11722141, member: 84628"]Hello im so sorry for the late update! Here are some photos i took of the art i have in 2019, they have been in storage ever since and there is at least one not shown here but maybe more as i truly can not remember if i took photos of each one in 2019. The one that I know I am missing though, was always my favorite. It was a group of women sitting in a ornate looking Opera House in the front seats, and they were clearly working class women with mops and buckets, they looked middle-aged and even a little bit overweight but not on a bad way. they were just realistic human beings photographed on the job. The frame got broken early on in my twenties and I just carried around the print moving from house to house, somewhere along the way it got lost and it's one of the photos I've been looking for the longest. I can't find information on any of them but If I could find and replace that one, my heart would feel whole again. Adding more to the timeline, my parents got married in 1983 and my dad's mother passed away when he was 12 which would have been 1971 so the photos were purchased before the 70s i believe. I will have to ask my mom for more information but I remember her telling me many times that these photos were purchased by my dad with his mom.[/QUOTE]
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