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	<title>Comments on: A STYLE OF HER OWN</title>
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		<title>By: Duke Cullinan</title>
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		<description>Nice!  You know, I just flashed on the truth of your point (which I&#039;d never considered before) that &#039;&lt;em&gt;her personality is exposed through her art&lt;/em&gt;.&#039;  

You look at the many, many portraits she&#039;s done and you see people reaching out of their normal public-face selves, spurred by some recognition, I suppose, that the artist has given them - that she gets something about them that maybe isn&#039;t always noticed by others, something that they admire in themselves but would never be so conceited as to talk about out loud.

Duke

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice!  You know, I just flashed on the truth of your point (which I&#8217;d never considered before) that &#8216;<em>her personality is exposed through her art</em>.&#8217;  </p>
<p>You look at the many, many portraits she&#8217;s done and you see people reaching out of their normal public-face selves, spurred by some recognition, I suppose, that the artist has given them &#8211; that she gets something about them that maybe isn&#8217;t always noticed by others, something that they admire in themselves but would never be so conceited as to talk about out loud.</p>
<p>Duke</p>
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