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This is an image of Wild Bill Hickok, with a revolver and the last card hand he held when he was shot in the back of his head during a poker game in Deadwood, South Dakota. Hickok, by tradition, would sit with his back to the wall to prevent being taken by surprise by some gunslinger. This one time he ignored his practice, and it cost him his life.

Described as a “Renaissance Woman”, Laurie E. Tietjen possesses a wide range of talents, abilities, and interests: a licensed educator, Certified Public Accountant, business consultant, jazz musician, and visual artist. It is her talent in the visual arts that rises above the rest to provide that eternal footprint to be left on the world’s stage. Many works from art history have captured her eye, but her heart has been captured by the works of the Masters of Traditional Realism, such as Andrew Wyeth, Norman Rockwell, John Singer Sargent, and Rembrandt, as well as the Photorealists, such as Ralph Goings. Her style has been described as thoughtful and almost meditative. It is tight and precise, and not surprisingly reminiscent of...