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Lisa E Freedman, My Journal Through Life, is the Home Base & Blog for LF Media Ink, a Boutique PR/Marketing Company specialized in the Arts, Entertainment & Travel Industries. Enjoy!
For over 20 years, fine artist Steve Alpert has honored our military through his powerful paintings. Now you can bring that art into your everyday life—and support veterans at the same time. The new Steve Alpert Studios Etsy shop features coffee mugs, tote bags and clothing for all ages, showcasing Steve's Contemporary American Military paintings. Every purchase means something: a percentage of all sales goes directly to organizations...
This powerful piece by Steve Alpert, titled Gold Star, embodies the sacrifices of military families. Through supporters’ generosity, more than $50,000 has been raised for Children of Fallen Patriots providing scholarships and support to children who’ve lost a parent in the line of duty. This Memorial Day won't you please consider purchasing a print so that your dollars can go towards this worthy cause as well? Your purchase will make a...
I am delighted and honored to share an article I collaborated on with Fine Artist, Steve Alpert, that has recently posted in The Military Times. Read the incredible story of Steve's inspirational 20+ year journey in creating Contemporary American Military Art that celebrates, honors and gives back to the Military community. Steve Alpert: Honoring the Military through His Art The Journey continues. Stay tuned for more updates through Steve's...
ABOUT THIS PAINTING - General Eisenhower wanted to observe the Normandy Invasion on 6 June, 1944 from the vantage point of the English Channel. His staff forbade him, but on D-Day +1 Ike prevailed and boarded an English mine sweeper to observe the proceedings. Gaunt and rawboned, General Eisenhower endured unimaginable stress that year while planning for that day of days. Equipped with his ever-present cup of coffee and cigarette no doubt...
Steve Alpert started out as a Landscape Painter, creating paintings about wide open spaces, perhaps, in his own words, as an antidote to having lived and worked in the crowded canyons of Manhattan for more than thirty-five years. Journey's End, Oil on canvas, 30 x 40 in, by Steve Alpert Having traveled a great deal throughout his life, Steve describes having image files in his mind that often show up on his canvases, in unexpected ways and at...
