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From TMC Health Healing Arts Program

  1. Dusky Sky, Sonoita by Randy Prentice, Image 2.

    Randy Prentice

    Dusky Sky, Sonoita

    printed from 4 x 5 film

    24 x 30 in

  2. Agave Stand near Elgin by Randy Prentice, Image 2.

    Randy Prentice

    Agave Stand near Elgin

    printed from 4 x 5 film

    30 x 24 in

  3. Chateau Lake Louise by George Nobechi, Image 2.

    George Nobechi

    Chateau Lake Louise

    archival pigment print

    6 x 9 in

  4. El Jardin Azul: Bed of Flowers by Cita Scott, Image 1.

    Cita Scott

    El Jardin Azul: Bed of Flowers

    digital photography

    20 x 30 in

  5. Banff by John Miranda, Image 1.

    John Miranda

    Banff

    digital photography

    20 x 30 in

  6. Birdseye View of the Sydney Harbor Bridge by Vicki Dell, Image 1.

    Vicki Dell

    Birdseye View of the Sydney Harbor Bridge

    digital photography

    20 x 30 in

  7. Arizona Trail by Larry Simkins, Image 1.

    Larry Simkins

    Arizona Trail

    digital photography

    30 x 20 in

  8. After the Storm - Grand Canyon by Larry Simkins, Image 1.

    Larry Simkins

    After the Storm - Grand Canyon

    digital photography

    16 x 24 in

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About the artist

Peter Campbell Chope

American

1939–2013

Born on September 24, 1939, Chope always awanted to be an artist. Peter spent his youth in Sao Paolo, Brazil where his father worked for the Rockefeller Foundation... and this is where Peter began his love affai with color and art. His family returned to the Bay Area of California and Peter attended the Chouinard Art Institute in LA. Soon after graduation, Peter formed Peter Chope and Associates, an advertising firm, where he shared his enthusiasm for color and art with many Silicon Valley clients. At age 57, Peter pursued his passion for watercolors full time. He painted in Markleeville CA during the summer and Tubac AZ in the winter where Peter opened a watercolor studio and gallery.

After being diagnosed with a rare form of head and neck cancer, Peter, with his wife Sandra, received treatment at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, and finally the CLincial Trial Group in Scottsdale.

Obituary found here: https://issuu.com/tubacvillager/docs/may_2013_tubac_villager_/23