From 1976 to 2010 this place loomed very large in my life and my heart. I did hate the hotdogs, but the rest of West Michigan LOVED them (and in all fairness, I hate ALL hot dogs). This was the gathering place, the community rec room, the meeting hall, the place for students to get their first jobs. It was a friendly place for young and old, families and friends, business people and little league teams to meet and greet and enjoy deep fried pickles and see if they could eat enough hot dogs to get their names on the Wall of Fame.
I felt the sorrow clear out here on the Northwest tip of Washington when it burned to the ground early this month. And painting it was a balm for me.
And it will rise up and come back, and be better than ever. And I want the Corner Bar family to know that this is how I feel about it.
Watercolor, pen and ink
Image 9.5 X 13.5
Archival Gicleè print in a 14" X 18" mat, shipped flat - $85 (includes S&H)
Digital print, 9.5X13.5, shipped rolled in tube - $25 (includes S&H)
Greeting cards, 5"X 7", blank inside, in sleeves, suitable for framing - 5 for $25 (includes S&H)
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