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Laurent Torno III

Friday December 15, 2017

Hello, Love your work! Found a painting (I think) by you at a local thrift store. What is your preferred medium? Acrylic? Tempera? I'm clueless. How do you print your prints? Thank You! ---LT3 PS Holy Cow, crazy difficult code thingy

Lucy Smith

Friday December 15, 2017

I would recognize that wonderful whimsy anywhere. I'd like one of each, please! Hugs to Ron

Linda Nissen

Saturday January 23, 2016

Hello, Ann, from a former neighbor in Kirkwood. I was looking through some art websites, and thought of you, and was pleased to see your site. Didn't know you had moved. Hope you and Ron are well, and happy to see you're still painting. Your work is still beautiful, as always. We still have the family portrait you did for us over 30 years ago. Say hello to Ron for us.

Cecelia Horn

Saturday January 23, 2016

I love your art. I have since I first saw it in a craft shop in Webster Groves called The Ark. I purchased one for 35 dollars. Little girls in the attic playing dress up. And to this very day I still am sick at heart I did not purchase the 2others that were showboats on the river front. I to volunteered and showed my pieces. I just knew you would become famous. I treasure the one piece of art I have of yours. I have 3 daughters who each want it. So if I had only purchased the 2 others I would be set. I can still see them in my mind lol. I would send you a pic of the one I have if it were possible. Thank you for the pleasure your amazing picture has brought my family thru the years.

Shirley Hodshire

Saturday January 23, 2016

My son brought home a framed print and on the back was your name and print number 57/300, Party, Party. Wonderful! 1985. Thank you for your art. I just make birdhouses. Bless you.

Mary Norris

Saturday January 23, 2016

Just bought a "Suffargettes" print at a trade fair. The print was 44/950 and have not seen this particular one on your web site. What is your medium and is this one still in print?