While rooting around in my closet archives last night, looking for Indian artifacts, I found this pastel of my Grandpa, Walter Scott. I'm astonished at how the years have gone by--I did it way back in 1979--33 years ago?! There's some anatomical awkwardness in the drawing, but it captures his essence well.
He was a quite serious man, to put it mildly. But he showed a lighter side from time to time, such as during the day he sat for this portrait, wearing a yellow shirt.
And he still had this yellow shirt until he died. Thanks for finding this for me. It sat in his room for a long time. Can you believe it's almost been 10 years since he passed away?
ReplyDeleteI was lucky enough to meet your grandfather before he passed away, something I feel really priviledged about. He certainly was a man you atomatically respected with his aura of seriousness and proffesionallism. I have heard anecdotes and stories about Walter and I even have a few stories of my own to share! He was a formidable man that I certainly respected and was in awe of and I am really glad that I got to be a part of spreading some of his ash on the prairie! RIP, grandpa!
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