A Kansas artist has included an image of Louise Brooks in a series of murals currently on display in a museum in Salina, Kansas.
The portrait of Brooks is part of the exhibit, "Remarkable Kansas Women," by Jennifer Randall at the Smoky Hill Museum. The Salina Journal ran a piece about the exhibit, which is about to go on display in Salina. An image of Randall's art can be found at http://www.salina.com/photos/encore-eyes-jpg
And here is a page from artist Jennifer Randall's website about Louise Brooks which includes a better image of her piece depicting the Kansas born and raised film star.
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and presumptuous as all get out...
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More on the exhibit and artist at http://www.examiner.com/louise-brooks-in-national/artist-includes-louise-brooks-museum-series
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