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San Francisco Chronicle San Anselmo artist's flag shows our true colors |
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When President George W. Bush told Americans to go back to work and resume life as normal shortly after the terrorist attacks, Vivianne Nantel, an artist in San Anselmo, knew she should get back to her studio and get back to painting. But she found it too painful. "I did some prayers for the victims who left and their souls and obviously praying for world peace," said the 41-year-old. "And I love meditating so I just sat down and did some silence in my mind. I saw the images that came to me. It was the flag, but more than the flag, I saw faces." For the entire article click the link
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