*The Norman Rockwell Museum is about to showcase Al Parker's work in a major retrospective. Go to the Rockwell Museum's site for more information.
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2 comments:
This comment was left on my post about Harold Town - but I thought it would be more relevent here where more people are likely to see it this week:
"Hello, my husband and I looked at your blog with great interest...(Kit Parker) my husband is the youngest son of Al Parker and we are thrilled to see that he still has so many fans after all these years!!!!!
you must see the exhibit at the museum we have loaned many original works that will be on display. Donna a. Parker"
Donna;
Many thanks for commenting! Please be assured that Al Parker still has many, many fans and admireres and that his work has been a constant source of inspiration for generations of artists.
I do in fact plan to attend the show some time this summer. I'm very much looking forward to it - and my thanks to you and Kit for making such a show possible with the loan of your Al Parker originals.
Best wishes - Leif
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