Joy’s husband is famous for his WWII work in the air force squadron as a flying ace with many military decorations. The subject of this portrait was a relative of Don’s squadron friend and was painted like many of Joy’s portraits as a commemorative memorial of someone who has left this world. Joy never actually met this gentleman but the family was more than happy to receive this celebratory likeness as a comfort to his mother. Often the greater significance of the painted portrait has very little to do with the artist.
Joy MacFadyen
Often the greater significance of the painted portrait has very little to do with the artist
Date?Techniqueoil on canvasDimensions? x ?photo creditJoy MacFadyenShare