Autumn Evening

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Autumn Evening

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In this scene, Terry Redlin revisits a time in rural America's past when entire families prepared their lawns for winter, and the sweet smell of burning leaves permeated the air. The artist remembers these autumn evenings as youthful contests. How big and bright could you make the fire? And how many times could you jump through the flames and smoke before a nearby adult called a halt to the fun? He also recalls, with a smile, one episode when the fire became so large that a nearby tree began burning, and soon a garage! After hiding for a whole day, he gathered his courage and finally returned home to face parental judgment.

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Terry paintings allows me revisit past memories of my childhood growing up in Virginia, LOVE his paintings. especially the winter paintings.

Mike Kidd

When I was a young boy living in Iowa, every fall we would go to grandmas house to rake the leaves ,play then finally burned then. To top off the day we would have grandmas apple pie made with her own apples. I bought this print numbered and signed but moving back to Iowa the glass broke and scatched the print , but still it invokes my happiest times.

gary johnson

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