AS TIME GOES BY by James Lumber

Not long ago when moving, I went through a box containing some long teasured keepsakes. Among the varied items I found my Grandfather's watch. I remember so well when he presented it to me. He explained that it's an old tradition in our family for Grandfather to pass his watch down to the eldest grandson. Now the watch is well over a hundred years old and it's time for me to pass it to my Grandson. Living at a time when so many of our values have been cast aside, I decided to create this painting to document a bridge with the past. I can only hope that this custom prevails and will continue in the years to come.

$ 300.00 USD

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Not long ago when moving, I went through a box containing some long teasured keepsakes. Among the varied items I found my Grandfather's watch. I remember so well when he presented it to me. He explained that it's an old tradition in our family for Grandfather to pass his watch down to the eldest grandson. Now the watch is well over a hundred years old and it's time for me to pass it to my Grandson. Living at a time when so many of our values have been cast aside, I decided to create this painting to document a bridge with the past. I can only hope that this custom prevails and will continue in the years to come. $ 300.00 USD