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"I thought that it was amazing! I
liked it when you played your guitar. I cannot
believe that you have all of the originals. I was
amazed by your generosity to share that with us. I
really loved that you came to my
school,"
- Ryan, 4th grader
"I am going to pursue my dreams of
becoming a graphic artist. Thank you for your
personal encouragement for me. I am going to
achieve my dreams of being the best that I can be."
- Justin, 12th Grader
"Thank you for bringing us the art
work and letting me hold it."
- Charles, 2nd Grader
"Thank you so much for bringing
those wonderful works of art to the school for us
to see. I realize that it might be the only time in
my life that I see works of art up to that
caliber."
- James, 7th Grader |
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"I thought that it was amazing! I
liked it when you played your guitar. I cannot
believe that you have all of the originals. I was
amazed by your generosity to share that with us. I
really loved that you came to my
school,"
- Ryan, 4th grader
"I am going to pursue my dreams of becoming a
graphic artist. Thank you for your personal
encouragement for me. I am going to achieve my
dreams of being the best that I can be."
- Justin, 12th Grader
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"Thank you for bringing us the art
work and letting me hold it."
- Charles, 2nd Grader
"Thank you so much for bringing
those wonderful works of art to the school for us
to see. I realize that it might be the only time in
my life that I see works of art up to that
caliber."
- James, 7th Grader
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"It meant so much to me that I had
the opportunity to come so close to such beautiful
and real art. I send all of my thanks to you for
taking the time to spend with our class. You have
inspired me in plentiful ways."
- Kayleen, 11th Grade
"I want to learn how to play the
violin and your words and your guitar playing
inspired me. I will never forget you Mr. Lee.
Please come back again."
- Chelsea, 10th Grade
"I am a member of the high school
band and your incredible musical talent has
inspired me to work harder and practice more so
that I can become a better player."
- Corinna, 12th Grade
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This high school student poses with
Christian Thomas Lee
while holding a hand beaded
Swarovski baguette
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This third grader is happy to be
holding Clyde Leon Keller's impressionistic oil
painting,
Hills of Lavendar, painted in 1930
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"A lot of things you said I never
knew. I learned a lot of new things."
- Aaron, 3rd Grade
"I enjoyed your presentation. It
was the coolest thing I've ever seen."
- Brandon, 3rd Grade
"Your art collection has made me
like art even more than I do now. I want to paint
more now."
- Ian, 3rd Grade
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"You opened my eyes to whole new
perspective of art and what it means to us in our
every day life."
- Danny, 9th Grader
"When our teacher told us you were
coming I thought, this is really going to be
boring. You are not boring!! I begged my parents to
take me to the museum when I got home so I can see
more art."
- Brianna, 6th Grader
"You should come back every year.
Everyone talked about you for the rest of the
day."
- Morgan, 4th Grader
"Thanks for coming! What my
classmates and I saw was not an everyday
experience."
- Douglas, 10th Grader
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Students enjoy this ostrich egg
containing hand-painted images of the
nativity
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These 6th graders are really paying
close attention to Christian as he shares Pablo
Picasso's 1954, Pour
Bernard with them
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"Thank you for showing me your art.
It was amazing. You are a generous man. I hope you
will come back to my school. My favorite was the
spoon."
- Ryan, 5th grader
"It was a once in a lifetime
experience to see such great pieces of art right in
front of our eyes such as Fabergé and
Picasso."
- Sara, 6th Grader
"You are so nice to us and so nice
to bring pretty art and teach us. You are really
nice and we love you."
- Jennifer, 3rd Grader
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"Dear Mr. Lee, I will always
remember February 8, 2000 because of what a fun and
educational day it was."
- Basai, 6th Grader
"I thought you were going to be
boring but you turned out to be a once in a
lifetime deal."
- Kai, 9th Grader
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Students examine The Raising
of Lazarus, an important engraving by Boetius
Bolswert from 1620
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" I loved the art work. I can't
believe you brought this stuff all the way from
your place! I wish you would come again so I could
thank you again. It was totally awesome when you
played your guitar too."
- Aaron, 3rd grader
"I think you are a thoughtful
person because you thought of something nice to do
for us and then you did it by showing us your
art."
- Alex, 3rd Grader
"Your presentation was outstanding.
It was such an honor to hold the
paintings."
- Max, 5th Grader
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Christian Thomas Lee, performing in
Santa Rosa, California,
for the student body during Celebrate the Arts
Week
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