• Luther Krider
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Untold Stories of a  Unpretentious Piano

I came accross this photo of a piano that had long been retired about the time I had renewed a friendship from my school days. Looking at the lonely piano and its gathered dust and a few remnants of its life of yesterday I could only wonder of its unforgetable friends who no longer occupied a place in the piano's life other than a passing memory.Where did those days go? I would appreciate your comments on this piece and perhaps some sugestions on a title for it. I don't think the digital photo does the piece justice because it was framed under glass so there are some unwanted glare and reflections. .09 Mechanical Pencil using 2B lead on 300 series Strathmore 70lb paper Copyright

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mark jorgenson 14 Apr 2006

excellent and detailed work!

Jason Jeffcoat 14 Apr 2006

looks great Luther! lots of stories in that drawing. like all the detail. very wonderful piece!

thea walstra 14 Apr 2006

Gorgeous and outstanding pencil art

Loredana 14 Apr 2006

This is fantastic Luther :)

Linda Bertiaux 14 Apr 2006

Excellent job.

Vera Harned 13 Apr 2006

Luther such beautiful work! Happy memories frozen in time. It is amazing how this piano made so many friends at one time. What joy it must have provided. This makes me smile. Outstanding work my friend!

Marcel LorAnge 13 Apr 2006

Oh the stories it could tell you if only you would take the time to listen closely. The swinging nights it accumulated among friends, some of six strings others of four while entranced dancers wore out the wooden floor. The reeds that whispered and screamed right until the break of day as hard wood sticks beat the skins. Who would ever believe the life that once was his? Now he just sits there consumed in memories with his yellowed keys. Unpretentious piano, Ah, but I knew you when...

Artist Reply: Your comments tell the story Of "Untold Stories of a Unpretentios Piano". Thanks again for the visit. Your words were nearly poetic

Armando Salas 13 Apr 2006

Wow, what a work! WOW!!!

Artist Reply: Coming from such a accomplished master such as yourself I am ever so humble to have you visit my work. You are a very deep and moving Artist Armando

Tree Pruitt 13 Apr 2006

Outstanding rendering and composition -- well done indeed!

Artist Reply: It's an honor just to have you stop by Tree. I appreciate your comments even more