SMALL TOWN BARBER SHOP, CITY LANDSCAPE
"FLOYD"S" by Tom Brown
6x6 original oil painting
SOLD
This quaint little shop with fliers and ads in the window reminded of Floyd’s barber shop in the fictional town of Mayberry. It had the friendly feeling of a bygone era when the barber shop was a place to trade gossip and visit with other local townspeople.
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Today’s thought to smile about:
Discovering a small town with charm
6x6 original oil painting
SOLD
This quaint little shop with fliers and ads in the window reminded of Floyd’s barber shop in the fictional town of Mayberry. It had the friendly feeling of a bygone era when the barber shop was a place to trade gossip and visit with other local townspeople.
If you enjoy my blog please leave a comment below. Tell your friends, too. As always, feel free to email me with any questions at tombrownart@gmail.com
Today’s thought to smile about:
Discovering a small town with charm
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posted by Tom Brown at 6:44 AM
1 Comments:
Brings back memories. In 1954 even Anaheim was a small town (about 12,000 population then). The barbershop was men's magazines, brass spitoons and the smell of toilet water. Too impatient for a barber I've been curring my own for 30 years. Very nice painting.
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