All words and images © 1998-2006 Annette Adams Bush

				With her studio overlooking the Savannah River and her home only three blocks from it, Annette found it easy to take the River's presence for granted. The Tucson Interval changed that.      Annette was hosted in Tucson by her friend and fellow artist, Frankie. From the desert with its giant Saguaros to the barrios of Old Tucson, Annette and Frankie explored with cameras and maps in hand. They did the "tourist" things and the "artist" things and together, the visitor and the new resident discovered the unique history and culture of Tucson.       Since she had never been to this area of the country, Annette wondered how she would interpret this place with its browns, sages, yellows and purples. She wondered how to show the horizontal spaces which are filled with overwhelming heat and energy. She wondered how to uncover the famous colors of the Southwest which other artists seemed to find. These paintings are a beginning.
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				Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
				Ansel's Arch	Saguaro & Ocotillo at Sombrero
				Red Building #4	De Grazia's Gate
				Red Door #323 Red Door #317	Blue Door & Palo Verde Blue Door & Prickly Pear
				Garden Wall	Chapel in the Sun
				All words and images ©1998-2006 Annette Adams Bush

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