Luck Be a Ladybug Tonight (2022) Painting by Adam Kamhi

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Seller Adam Kamhi

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Seller Adam Kamhi

  • Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
  • Dimensions Height 16in, Width 20in
  • Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
  • Framing This artwork is not framed
  • Categories Abstract Music
''Luck be a Lady'' is a song that was written by Frank loesser in 1950. First performed by Simon Mullins, ''Luck Be a Lady'' was featured in the musical Guys and Dolls. The songs lyrics tell a tale about a character from the musical trying to win a dice game to win the girl of his dreams. [...]
''Luck be a Lady'' is a song that was written by Frank loesser in 1950. First performed by Simon Mullins, ''Luck Be a Lady'' was featured in the musical Guys and Dolls. The songs lyrics tell a tale about a character from the musical trying to win a dice game to win the girl of his dreams.
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I was raised on the New York City streets, where I saw and experienced many things.        I began to dabble in painting and it took hold of me until I became passionate about it.           When[...]

I was raised on the New York City streets, where I saw and experienced many things.  

     I began to dabble in painting and it took hold of me until I became passionate about it.     

     When I moved to North Carolina, where my Mother was, I continued doing it and got to love it more and more.  

My Father is a Holocaust survivor and some of his spirt has made it's way into my spirt. Also, in New York City, I had a number of strange encounters. A man crossed the street once, to hit me in the jaw. In the subway, a man eating a pizza slice, pressed his entire slice on my shirt, then quickly left the train. A man who owned a boat moored at the 79th Street boat basin had a stateroom full of guns and grenades and, because he felt that his Japanese girlfriend liked me, threatened to machine-gun me. My Father talked to him and persuaded him to change his mind about machine-gunning me. The combination of the spirt passed on to me by my parents and my experiences in NYC contributed greatly to my interest in trying to create interesting and beauitful paintings.

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