Portraits Take Casual Approach By Vivian Brown
New York artist Zita Davison notes family portraits now embrace casual attire from jeans to T shirts. She highlights environmental painting as room decor, citing Gloria Vanderbilt inspiration and clients who want portraits reflecting their homes. Men increasingly seek exact likenesses while children and late admissions shape evolving trends across countries.
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Author Tells Custer's Last Story
Douglas C Jones wrote The Court-Martial of George Armstrong Custer exploring an alternate history where Custer lived and was court-martialed. The Arkansas author, WWII veteran and former Wisconsin professor, spent 12 years researching frontier armies and Indians while crafting the 90 day manuscript.
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Wedding notices and photo submissions policy
The Herald accepts wedding write ups with photos within two weeks of the ceremony, and stories within a month, with possible cuts for lateness. Forms are available on request. Photos may be black and white or color and can be picked up after publication. For questions call the women's department at 242-4700.
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