lincoln in 1983. and since then she s focused on abraham lincoln as her subject, and has made many, many, many paintings of different styles which she will talk about. she has also been very active. being interviewed by cnn. her paintings on historical society. along with some other people you may have heard of. salvatore dali. he was there as well. norman, and robert. what so certainly in very, very good company, and so are they. in addition to all of this, has a gallery up there, linking it to art. she is also very active with the fellowship of pennsylvania, where she is on the board. and the vice president of the fellowship of pennsylvania. she s also very active in the lincoln form. a lot of us went to it in the last year. i think we had record turnout going to the lincoln form and we re going to try to beat that record this year. but the foreman of ember. wendy is involved in all of those. tonight she s going to talk about her time, just want to talk about lincoln art.
she first did her first painting of abraham lincoln in 1983. since then, she has focused on abraham lincoln as her subject and has made many paintings of different styles which people talk about. been active, being , had hered by cnn paintings in the historical society, along with some other people you might have heard of. salvador dali, he was there too. norman rockwell, robert rauschenberg. certainly in very good company. sheddition to all of this, lives in gettysburg and has a gallery up there. she is also very active with the fellowship of pennsylvania. at the end we ll talk about the lincoln fellowship and her hundred nights of taps, a program that she runs in pennsylvania. please welcome wendy allen. [applause] before i begin, i would like to thank david. i made his life miserable today with this technology. all weekend! all weekend, sorry. it is an entire multimedia presentation with video and everything. i m surprised she is still talking to be. thank you. take
ms. allen concludes the program by discussing 100 nights, held at gettysburg cemetery. district of columbia host this had event. as has made many, many, many painti paintings she also has been very active, being interviewed by cnn and had her paintings on in the historical society along with some other people you might have heard of, salvador dolly. he was there, too. in addition to all of this, she has a gallery up there, lincoln into art and she s also very active with the fellowship of pennsylvania. she s on the board and vice president of pennsylvania and also very active in the lincoln forum. a lot of us went this past year. i think we had a record turnout for the lincoln group going to the lincoln forum. we re going to try to beat that record this year in november. wendy is involved in all of those. tonight she s going to talk about her time talking about is going to talk about her lincoln art and maybe a little bit more than that, plus i think at the end we ll ta
weekend. the lincoln group of the district of columbia hosted this event. our speaker tonight is wendy allen. most people in the room know who wendy allen is. for those who don t, she s an artist. wendy allen first painted did her first painting of abraham lincoln in 1983. since then she s focussed on him as her subject and has made many, many paintings in many different styles. she s listen very active, been interviewed by cnn and had her paintings in the historical society along with some other people you might have heard of. salvador dolly, norman rockwell. certainly in very good company and so were they. in addition to all this, she lives in gettysburg and has a gallery up there, lincoln into art. she s also very active with the fellowship of pennsylvania. she s on the board and a vice president to the fellowship of pennsylvania. she s also very active in the lincoln forum and a lot of us went there this past year. we had a record turn out. we re going to try to beat
examples and discusses her influences and reasons for painting lincoln. she concludes the program by discussing a summer-long daily tribute to veterans held at gettysburg national cemetery. the lincoln group of the district of columbia hosted this event. our speaker tonight is wendy allen. i think most people in the room probably know who wendy allen is, but for those who do not, she is an artist. did her first painting abraham lincoln in 1983. and since then, she has focused on abraham lincoln as her subject and has made many, many paintings in different styles that she will talk about. she also has been very active being interviewed by cnn and had her paintings in the historical society along with some other people you might have heard of. salvador dali. he was there, too. and norman rockwell. certainly in very good company, and so were they. in addition to all of this, she lives in gettysburg and has a gallery up there. she is also very active with the fellowship of penn