This is a portrait of my maternal great grandmother Vita Klesservich. She was the cousin to the Duke Of D’Aosta and third to King Victor Emmanuelle 11 of Italy.
Not only do your produce the most Magnificient portraits… but you’ve blue blood of Royalty …. Rock on John , your Later grandmother would have been so proud of you and your diverse infectious works of art…….. A fabulous sudy my friend … Paul
Thank you so much Paul. She was about 38 here, from all accounts, a very courageous and independent woman. Apparently she was the oldest woman to fly transatlantic to New York in 1939. She died in Los Angeles in 1957.
Your great grandmother was a true beauty Jovan. You can see the finese and the fortitude in her expression. You always seem to do the most interesting and intriguing portraits. xoxo
I think I may have told you Annie but she was about 38 here, from all accounts, a very courageous and independent woman. Apparently she was the oldest woman to fly transatlantic to New York in 1939. She died in Los Angeles in 1957.
wow great potrait john and a wonderful lineage such delicate features,with eyes of warmth and empathy
She was about 38 here, from all accounts, a very courageous and independent woman. Apparently she was the oldest woman to fly transatlantic to New York in 1939. She died in Los Angeles in 1957.
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So noble and delicate face !
Thank you Manana. : D
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Not only do your produce the most Magnificient portraits… but you’ve blue blood of Royalty …. Rock on John , your Later grandmother would have been so proud of you and your diverse infectious works of art…….. A fabulous sudy my friend … Paul
Thank you so much Paul. She was about 38 here, from all accounts, a very courageous and independent woman. Apparently she was the oldest woman to fly transatlantic to New York in 1939. She died in Los Angeles in 1957.
– John Dicandia ( JinnDoW )
This is just beautiful!!
Thank you Lauren. : D
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Your great grandmother was a true beauty Jovan. You can see the finese and the fortitude in her expression. You always seem to do the most interesting and intriguing portraits. xoxo
I think I may have told you Annie but she was about 38 here, from all accounts, a very courageous and independent woman. Apparently she was the oldest woman to fly transatlantic to New York in 1939. She died in Los Angeles in 1957.
– John Dicandia ( JinnDoW )
wow great potrait john and a wonderful lineage
such delicate features,with eyes of warmth and empathy
She was about 38 here, from all accounts, a very courageous and independent woman. Apparently she was the oldest woman to fly transatlantic to New York in 1939. She died in Los Angeles in 1957.
– John Dicandia ( JinnDoW )
WHAT A BEAUTY SHE WAS SO WELL DRAWN JOHN lIZ)
Thank you Liz. : D
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Beautiful portrait John! Very elegant. :-)
Many thanks Catherine. : D
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Very beautiful and lovely work
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. : D
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nice :)
Thank you Bumchkin. : D
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Wow !!! A lovely lady !!!! A pity time travel has not yet been invented :-)
Super work Giovanni !
Time is all relative and a state of mind Dominique as we all know. : D
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