Love Letter Memoirs Volume III
The Art of Love Fifty Shades of White Trilogy
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Love Letter Memoirs, The Art of Love, Volume III, in Fifty Shades of White Trilogy, is a remarkable true story of a couple in love, spanning a period of 50 years. Peggy tells this story of Hans and his love for her shown in her love letters from Hans, with his genious art work on each envelope from 1958 to 2008. Hans virtually worked in any medium, as well as having the extraordinaire ability to reproduce other "Masters" work, such as seen in the copy reproduction Hans did of the English artist, Edward Ladell's masterwork, called Still Life with Bird's Nest. When using enlargement ability on the computer you can see Edward Ladell's tiny initials as one initial carved often into the design of the tables he painted. Hans often hid his name, initials, or initial in his works, as he did in this reproduction of the Still Life with Bird's Nest, he carefully placed only an "H" in the right lower corner of the table.
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Love Letter Memoirs, Volume III, The Art of Love, in fifty shades of white, is about the love between a young girl and an artist. A romance with love letters spanning fifty years. Letters with artwork on the envelopes, painted by this Dutch/American master artist, Hans Krommenhoek. Hans found his artistic motivation in loving Peggy, thus called, “The Art of Love,” his work was an expression of his unending love for Peggy, his artistic strength in versatility. Hans virtually worked in any medium, as well as having the extraordinaire ability to reproduce other “master’s” work, such as seen in the copy reproduction Hans did of the English artist, Edward Ladell’s masterwork, called Still Life with Bird’s Nest. This is a beautiful love story with colored copies of original artwork Hans did for Peggy on his love letters to her. The dates and stamps give you the years the art was done. Written for all age groups to enjoy, viewable as an e-book as well as text. Great as a table top display to view the art. You will want to read again and again to study the artwork, as he, at times, wrote messages in his work, placed people hidden, as well as painted the clouds to appear as horses, birds, warriors, or messages.
About the Author
Peggy J. D’Amato, author of Love Letter Memoirs and The Avery Treasures. She was the first editor for the COPMEA News, city of Phoenix. She also worked for MGM Studios in California, was a flight attendant for Continental Airlines, past president of Oil-Tech Petroleum Corporation. Presently, she is an author and president of Vrahos International Publishing Corporation, an Arizona Corporation for which her books are written.