We resonate with ALL of creation and our responsibility in life is to give REAL compassionate love to all of this world and its citizens!! |
"Nerds Descending a Staircase" Acrylic and Collage by Azar "Ace" Attura (With apologies to Marcel Duchamp) See this masterpiece at the Museum of Bad Art |
"First Day of Issue" Cancellation & hand-painted cover on #9 envelope, for: 500th Anniversary of Christopher Columbus (US Stamps, issued 1992) There is also a 100 year old stamp (foreign) cancelled along with these US stamps. (This is permissible in some cases) For more info on stamps and stamp-collecting, go to http://www.linns.com |
"300 House" Hand-toned and colored. Alas, the house is no more |
Photographs and Artwork by Azar Attura Copyright @ AZ-ART (Azar Attura) |
Beautiful Rockefeller Center at Christmas |
A storefront with Character - Old Towne, Alexandria, VA |
Stanley Steamer Horn a huge gold horn with an equally huge rubber squeeze bulb on the fender |
First Day of Issue - 25th Anniversary Moon Walk Commemorative Stamp (and envelope painted to match the theme) Reproduction of an Original Watercolor This is on a #9 envelope, a collector's first choice |
First Day of Issue - 25th Anniversary Moon Walk Commemorative Stamp Stamp and envelope painted to match the theme (Reproduction of an Original Watercolor) This is a #10 envelope - most collectors prefer # 9's but the cancellation looks better on this envelope |
More photos and artwork will be posted soon. All work is for sale For more information: |
"Whistle-Stop" The venerable old steam locomotive slowly chuffs its way out the station, on its way to greet the blazing Fall foliage in the mountains. |
"The Two Moods Of Princess" |
Adopt a Shelter Pet Today. Please remember, a pet is a commitment. |
"Two Bikers " Baby Twinkle, and Friend (me) |
"First Day of Issue" Cancellation & hand-painted cover on #9 envelope, for: 500th Anniversary of Christopher Columbus (US Stamps, issued 1992) There is also a 100 year old stamp (foreign) cancelled along with these US stamps. (This is permissible in some cases) For more info on stamps and stamp-collecting, go to http://www.linns.com |
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"Nerds Descending a Staircase" Acrylic and Collage by Azar "Ace" Attura (With apologies to Marcel Duchamp) See this masterpiece at the Museum of Bad Art |
Is this...a bush-baby??? No... it's Cee Cee kitty!!! She came up to me in the rain. CLICK on her photos to read more about her: |
Look at that tail !! >>> She likes to play with it. She's VERY affectionate! |
I'm so glad that I rescued her from the streets!!! |
Cee Cee, sitting primly |
We resonate with ALL of creation and our responsibility in life is to give REAL compassionate love to all of this world and its citizens!! |
"PURRFECT PANDA FAMILY REUNION" (This is a COLLAGE -- these four cats were NOT present when this photo was taken -- NONE OF THE CATS were put in harms way!!!) Photo by Azar Attura: First Prize Winner in the "Most Creative" Division of the "Pandamania" Photo Contest, Washington DC sponsored by Fuji Film Part of the prize was a tour of the National Zoo with an in-depth talk with a Panda Expert -- the baby panda had recently been born, so we couldnt' go behind the scenes, but it was a GREAT tour. Thank you DCAC, Fuji and FONZ!!! |
Click on the photograph above, to go to the Washington DC PANDAMANIA web site! |
Puddy -- the "wild" cat that no one wanted. She was the most gentle, sweet soul. I wanted to take her to live upstairs with us -- Mom always said "NO!" So Puddy spent months and months living outsife, on the stoop -- in all kinds of bitter cold NY winters and hot hot summers. Then one day she was gone forever. Click on her picture to read about her on Catster.com |
An old, cracked photo is all I have left of Buttons, the cutest little orange and white tabby kitten who was mine for all of 3 days. Mom and I bought her/him for a quarter at the Fordham Road Pet Store in 1959. What a lively happy little kitten! Mom said she was allergic and Buttons had to be returned to the Pet Shop. That was the LONGEST saaddest walk I ever took in my whole life. I was 12 years old. Was Mom really allergic to Buttons? Or was she having a reaction to the noxious still-wet silver pain that was drying on our 4 newly painted radiators in the apartment??? Buttons, I hope that whoever took you into their home from that pet shop, treated you kindly and gave you a good life. We coulda been great buddies -- I still miss you. Click on photo for Buttons' Catster Page |
