REMOVING DOORS

Armando helped me remove three doors from Mom's mobile home.

UNNOTICED BEFORE

Behind the bathroom door, in the darkest corner I hadn't noticed this one before.

NEW DISCOVERY

Last Saturday, 3/14/15 on the first anniversary of Geraldine's death, I discovered another artwork, painted on both sides. It is about (h) 24" x 14", acrylic on composition board.

Guitarist

On the Reverse side

SOME OF GERALDINE'S ART WORKS

PITCHING HAY

 Mom was raised in a farming community in Oklahoma.

BOXERS, after George Bellows

 Geraldine copied from the Masters besides her own compositions.

HORSES, on wood

SEASCAPE

SEASCAPE

AFTER VAN GOGH

WATERCOLOR, 1930's

HORSES, after Franz Marc

HORSES, watercolor, 1933

RING CURTAIN WITH BIRDS, papermache, styrofoam cups, 2012

Geraldine painted, danced and sang. We have a few of her art works but so many are gone. The last ten years or so she made "ring curtains" from styrofoam cups, paper mache' and acrylic paint. She made thousands of rings. She also made paper mache' birds.

MORE MOBILE HOME INTERIOR

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Stormy Corner

Fiddler after Chagall

Trevi Fountain with Riley Waterskiing

Diego Rivera Hallway

Botticelli's Venus Corner

Rousseau was One of Mom's Favorites

In the bathroom with the Money Tub

Holland Boats and Fishermen

Classic Women

GERALDINE'S MOBILE HOME

exterior of front door

Geraldine 2008

Mom's mobile home

Mom's mobile home is now located at 145 Buck's Road, Paige, TX. The property is for sale. Closing date is March 16, 2015. I don't have the money to move it. I need a home for this Work of Art!

Table in Mobile home

 

 

 

 

chest of drawers

 

Hallway

SOON THE EXHIBIT

The exhibit about caring for Mom, or really about Geraldine, is coming soon. I applied for this exhibit a year ago when Mom was with us. I did NOT expect her to die before the exhibit. I thought she would get to see it. 

Old Bakery and Emporium

 1006 Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78701

512-477-5961

“THE LONG VIEW”

 Artwork

by

 MELANIE HICKERSON

In honor of

GERALDINE CLARK HICKERSON

August 19, 1919 – March 14, 2014