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An artist and a craftsman, a rare things these days!!
SStheruler 9 months ago
@SStheruler nonsense....
K4inan 9 months ago
@K4inan, Nice channel... I imagine you sculpt brilliantly! Ha. Go back to your computer games.
SStheruler 9 months ago
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Oprah999, I've also noticed your one-dimensional, childish rants. Your comments, masquerading as a critique of art, are really just a very transparent attempt to hide your personal animosity. The unsophisticated and one-dimensional nature of your attack, lingers in stark contrast to the multi-dimensional and deeply spiritual renderings that represent Mr. Hart's vast body of work. You expose yourself as an individual with an agenda. You are completely without credibility.
WardNewark 1 year ago
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WardNewark 1 year ago
Oprah999 - I've been on 5 related videos today and found your inappropriate and unqualified vitriol spewed on all of them. Please show the maturity and enlightenment of someone who understands that art speaks in many forms and that the Veterans of the Vietnam War, have chosen how they would like to be represented. It is not for you, or I, to say. History and the American people have already judged the talent, heart and contributions of Mr. Hart and the vote is overwhelmingly positive.
capitalexpressions 1 year ago
The late artist Eugene J. Martin always spoke highly of Frederick Hart as being a wonderful person and dedicated artist. Frederick Hart was a generous friend to Eugene Martin in the late 1960' when he would let Eugene share his loft in Washington D.C. Both artists met at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington D.C. but lost contact with one another later in life.
nemastoma 3 years ago