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Put a Face to the Name

Each time I visit my son or a friend interned at the Northern California Veterans Cemetery, I always wonder what face lies behind each name.

As a result I am beginning a new project to honor 20 of these heroes by painting a portrait of them and donating it to the family. Each portrait will be displayed at an art show at the Shasta County Arts Council in Old City Hall.

The date of this show will hopefully be around Memorial Day 2018 but will be determined at a later date. I will write a short biography of each veteran’s military history to be displayed with the portrait.

Anybody interested in submitting their family member for this honor should contact me via email at: prudhommeart@sbcglobal.net.

As a Vietnam Veteran and retired military officer I am honored to pursue this project of Putting a Face to the Name of these local heroes!

Chuck Prudhomme
Artist

Chuck Prudhomme

Chuck Prudhomme retired after 35 years of flying helicopters at a myriad of locations around the world to include Vietnam, Antarctica, Greenland, and South America. He also flew for the Coast Guard, various hospitals around the country and Cal Fire. After retiring in 2002 he took up art full time. He enjoys painting on location throughout the West. He is an oil painter who enjoys a representational impressionistic style of painting with a thick application of paint and tactile brush strokes. He is represented by 4 galleries throughout California to include the James Harold Gallery in Lake Tahoe. Chuck is also a featured artist, painting teacher at co-curator at O Street Gallery in Redding.

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