Not a haiku but an experiment.
This is an early 19th century folk painting called "The Indian's Lament"
posted by Beth @ 3:21 PM
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
This is an early 19th century folk painting called "The Indian's Lament"
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- Name: Beth
- Location: Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
I teach art history at the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Posting from Picassa? I just installed it on my other computer, and because of how it scans your computer and finds every image, I found at least a dozen good pictures that I thought were lost.
Picasa is pretty amazing, I must say. It made uploading photos to the web from my camera 100% easier, too.
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