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32 x 18.5 in.
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Mother and Child Experience the Excitement and Happiness of a New Friend and Home.
We embark on a journey through the life of a young American boy and his family. As we step into the world Terry Redlin has created for them, we are aware that the paintings are compilations of experiences many of us have shared. The story begins with the American dream of home ownership. Today, this young family is moving from the farm into town. They purcahsed a 'fixer-upper.'' The old house needs some tender love and care; but for now, it is moving day. As they unpack the truck, the are filled with promise. This is the beginning of a whole new life for them and their young son. Reflecting back on his own childhood, Terry Redlin remembers moving to town before first grade. In the scene, the young boy has a great surprise. He has just met his frist friend, 'Buddy.' Terry remembers getting a dog after he moved to town, as well. 'My dog was an orphan my parents found. I named him Bootsie because he had four dark paws. Bootsie was my first friend.' The family is proud to have a place to call their own. We can sense the pride they felt. To watch their young son experience the unconditional love of the puppy fills their hearts with joy and makes moving day a little less traumatic for everyone.
We embark on a journey through the life of a young American boy and his family. As we step into the world Terry Redlin has created for them, we are aware that the paintings are compilations of experiences many of us have shared. The story begins with the American dream of home ownership. Today, this young family is moving from the farm into town. They purcahsed a 'fixer-upper.'' The old house needs some tender love and care; but for now, it is moving day. As they unpack the truck, the are filled with promise. This is the beginning of a whole new life for them and their young son. Reflecting back on his own childhood, Terry Redlin remembers moving to town before first grade. In the scene, the young boy has a great surprise. He has just met his frist friend, 'Buddy.' Terry remembers getting a dog after he moved to town, as well. 'My dog was an orphan my parents found. I named him Bootsie because he had four dark paws. Bootsie was my first friend.' The family is proud to have a place to call their own. We can sense the pride they felt. To watch their young son experience the unconditional love of the puppy fills their hearts with joy and makes moving day a little less traumatic for everyone.
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