Gwen Frostic’s Legacy: Live Simply, Love Nature & Trust Your Vision
Gwen Frostic’s legacy lives on through her work. Her life story is inspiring – quite remarkable – when you think about it.
Gwen Frostic’s legacy lives on through her work. Her life story is inspiring – quite remarkable – when you think about it.
Gwen Frostic was one of America’s foremost nature inspired artists. Her life’s work lives on and embodies the spirit of The Artist’s Way.
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