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Elephant trainer, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
Image Not Available for Elephant trainer, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California

Elephant trainer, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California

Artist (b. 1938)
Date1974-1976
MediumVintage gelatin silver print
Dimensions8 × 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm)
Credit LineDonated by Elliot Groffman and Hilary Leff
Object number2019.19.28
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1976
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1969-1975
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Outdoor painters are a breed unto themselves. Painting in the sun with bugs, the wind and elements against you is a challenge. What is amazing is you can get the feel of the place you are painting. What can you say that is different from other painters, what colors or details come to your eyes, what can you see that is different. We know we are not long for the world, but we are ready to give it a try. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
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