Bøker av Amy Watson

The 1930's reissue electrical recording of"e;Rhapsody in Blue"e; was created in 1927 onApril 21st, the same day Prince aka TheArtist, my inspiration, passed a few daysafter I finished "e;Primrose."e; This was rightbefore the Pink Moon similar to his movie,"e;Under The Cherry Moon"e;. This is the same day as Queen Elizabeth II'sbirthday in 1926. The Victrola "e;Rhapsody inBlue"e; version was recorded was in 1924 onJune 10th, the same day as King Phillip'sbirthday in 1921. "e;Rhapsody in Blue"e; waswritten on a train going to Boston, MAand was released in 1924 on February 12th,Abe Lincoln's birthday, the same day Ibegan my "e;Amelia"e; painting, per the requestof a bandleader after he saw him improvisewith Canadian singer, Eva Gauthier in NewYork City on November 1, 1923.

DescriptionMy book is a self-help book about how to draw and paint. It was done over a period of time in a studio. It goes into detail about the date and time, what might have happened on that day, what the artist did in the studio, and what artist drew. that day, what artist did in the studio, and what I drew. About the AuthorAmy Watson created cards for her family and was a regular Cappy Dick winner in the comics section of the newspaper in elementary school. In Junior High she was introduced to her first astrology book The Sun Sign Guide To People In Your Life by a family member and has collected many occult books since then. In her Senior year of High School she took an Interior Decorating and Art class. While at Holyoke Community College, MA, where she earned her Associate's degree in Art in 1997, she enrolled in several meditation classes to enhance her creativity as well as an Astrology class to learn how to create natal charts. She was born in Springfield, MA on April 25, 1974 at 3:32 p.m. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Art from Westfield State University, MA in 2011 after withdrawing in April 1994. She fulfilled the English minor requirement there in Spring 2013. This is Amy Watson's first book.

A reassessment of the impact of the Hanoverian succession.