Kristine Lombardi

Kristine knew she wanted to be an artist the moment she picked up her first crayon?sometime around 1973. In grade school, her artistic flair shined in projects such as her popsicle-stick puppet rendition of Cinderella replete with diorama shoebox stage, her meticulously illustrated herbarium for science class and an epic tempera re-creation of Vermeer’s “Art of Painting”.

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Lucy Boden: Talented, lovely girl xxxx
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