Michael G. Rose Fine Art

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I was born into a multi-lingual family. Began to study drawing, photography and painting at an early age and had my first painting exhibit by the age of 12. My work has been shown in galleries in the United States, Canada and South America and is collected by private individuals and corporations.
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A crow was gliding 20 feet above my head this morning, and as it kept circling me, crow got closer still. It kept circling above as it gazed down at me. When it was just about seven feet from my face, I reached for my quill pen and threw it towards crow. Crow nabbed the pen and began to draw the wind.

Micros 6-20-2012
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