About The Artist

I was born on March 11th, in Florida. My parents named me Marjorie Dearstone Dickinson. At 5, my grandmother, Mary Helen Dickinson taught me to paint at her kitchen table. Her mint green supply cabinet rests in my kitchen today.

I am a poet finishing up the final drafts of a manuscript for my first book. After high school, I attended Barnard College, Columbia University where I spent my time getting a French Literature degree and taking painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking classes.

After College, I attended the Florida School of Massage and subsequently became a licensed massage therapist and certified hand and foot reflexologist.

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Detail taken from Qui N'a Plus Qu'un Moment A Vivre

N'a Plus Rien A Dissimuler, 2005.

original work, 17'' x 18''

oil pastel, acrylic, ink, charcoal, graphite, colored pencil, and colored marker on watercolor paper

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Den Tod,
den du mir schuldig bliebst, ich
trag ihn
aus.

The death
you still owe me, I
carry it
out.

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