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Portraits in Words - Character Story Sketches
La Belle Famille weaves the dynamic and fascinating tapestry of the
colorful lives of two young creative people, Celia and Wesley - an artist and a writer - in Greenwich Village,
New York City, during the 1970s, '80s and '90s. Along with their artistic creations in words and on canvas, they manage
to gather an eclectic and somewhat bizarre "new family" of artistic characters around them, adding even more energy,
dazzle, suspense and surprise to their multi-layered life's collage of intrigue. - Published by The Pentland
Press Ltd, Durham and Cambridge, England.

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Character Studies in Snapshot Windowpanes
Free Style Run of the Heart is a collection of vibrant dramatic
monologues with accompanying poetic songs and a one act musical play. The character studies explored are portraits of
people with diverse backgrounds, life styles, aspirations and passions immersed and engrossed in the act of living.
Caught for a few moments in the viewer's lens they depict and unveil dramatic flashes and frames of live - sometimes humorous,
joyful and uplifting, and other times sad or poignant, even wistful (or wishful). - Published by The Pentland
Press Ltd and Carnegie Publishing Ltd, England.
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Ellen Gilmer
Ellen Gilmer is originally from Lewisburg, WV, where she grew up studying classical music,
art and the humanities, at the same time listening to the local folklore and mountain music and lyrics native to the Blue
Ridge and Appalachian Mountains. Later she attended Greenbrier College in Lewisburg, continuing her studies in the fine
arts and completing a liberal arts program before moving on to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro where she studied
with acclaimed artists and writers. After graduating with a BFA, she moved to New York City, living in Greenwich Village
and Soho and working at a variety of jobs while writing, painting and performing as a singing clown. Ellen has also
resided in the Chelsea and Gramercy Park neighborhoods of the city and is currently writing fiction, music and lyrics, and
articles on the arts as a correspondent of the International Press Association. She has won honors from the International
Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England and from the American Biographical Institute, Raleigh, NC. She is also honored
with listings in Marquis' Who's Who in American Women and Who's Who in the World, and she currently holds the position of
Lady (of the Roundtable) in the Sovereign Order of the Knights of Justice, England.
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Crystal Clear Artforms
Portrait Paintings
Word Sketches
Performance Pieces
Experience the Joy and Vitality of Art
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Support Thematic Arts with CC Artforms
Portraits on Canvas, in Writing, and as Stage Presentations
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