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The Story Behind The Print – Russian Winter
Russian Winter emerged into a series of prints containing whiteness and emotion. This particular print is named in honour of a former student of mine who was born in Russia and happened to be an orphan. She was adopted into a Canadian family. The original photo was taken in Parksville, BC on March 4, 2006. The White in this print reminds me of the snow in the film Dr. Zhivago (1965), which was shot in the cold Russian winter. I have allowed this image to become the signature piece for my work.
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Place Des Arts Exhibition, June 1, 2012
Lynn Kenneth Pecknold at his June 2012 Exhibition at Place Des Arts, Coquitlam, B.C, Canada. Lynn taught Art for SD#43-Coquitlam for 11 years and saw three years as District Art Supervisor. It was a great chance to visit with former colleagues, students and friends. Thirty works were exhibited June 7 to June 30.
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Lynn Kenneth Pecknold at Museum of Modern Art, New York pays a special visit to Pablo Picasso’s famous “Girl in Front Of Mirror”. This painting has a special significance related to one of his first students, Marie Wilson. Lynn and his daughter, Kara had six grand October 2012 days in NYC visiting friends, classmates and a Professor as well as other fascinating places.Photo By Kara Pecknold
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Lynn Kenneth Pecknold Shady Knots Suite # 5 – 2012 – is a Suite of Prints exploring icons, or totems, or masks or surfaces that portray a visual richness to the searching eye.