The Grounded Perspective of Artist Howard Lapp
Howard Lapp’s perspective on life once was seen from 35,000 feet. But since retiring as a commercial airline pilot, his perspective is directed on what’s right in front of him—feet on the ground. Lapp, who’s lived in Oxford with his wife Diane for more than 20 years, has been painting fulltime since he quit flying for US Airways at age 52. He’s now 75. And over those years, Oxford has become … [Read More...]
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The Grounded Perspective of Artist Howard Lapp
Howard Lapp’s perspective on life once was seen from 35,000 feet. But since retiring as a commercial airline pilot, his perspective is directed on … [Read More...]
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