Art by Lynn Bonnette (Hutchins) Haney

Portraits from life and photographs; old master studies and copies; southern historical art
Portraits of ancestors and Confederates; flowers, still life, and landscapes
Realistic and representational drawings and oil paintings
Oil on canvas or linen; pastel, charcoal, conte crayon, ink, and pencil on paper
Tatting (handmade lace), embroidery, & crazy quilt.


Portraits from Life   ~   Portraits from Photographs   ~   Figures from Life   ~   Old Master Studies
Southern Historical Art & Portraits   ~   Flowers, Still Life, & Landscape   ~   Sculpture
Tatting (Handmade Lace), Embroidery, & Crazy Quilt
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***

Sorrie I am, my God, sorrie I am
That my offences course it in a ring.
My thoughts are working like a busie flame,
Until their cockatrice they hatch and bring:
And when they once have perfected their draughts,
My words take fire from my inflamed' thoughts.

My words take fire from my inflamed' thoughts,
Which spit it forth like the Sicilian hill;
They vent the wares, and passe them with their faults,
And by their breathing ventilate the ill;
But words suffice not; where are lewd intentions,
My hands do joyn to finish the inventions.

My hands do joyn to finish the inventions,
And so my sinnes ascend three stories high,
As Babel grew before there were dissentions.
Yet ill deeds loyter not; for they supplie
New thoughts of sinning: wherefore, to my shame,
Sorrie I am, my God, sorrie I am.

--George Herbert (1593-1633), "Sinne's Round"

Portraits from Life   ~   Portraits from Photographs   ~   Southern Historical Art & Portraits
Old Master Studies   ~   Flowers, Still Life, & Landscape   ~   Sculpture
Tatting (Handmade Lace), Embroidery, & Crazy Quilt
View All   ~   Ordering   ~   Privacy & Terms of Use   ~   Contact   ~   Web Rings      Links   ~   Home