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Living the Blessed Life

Albert Fennell
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The Living Blessed Life: African American Shower Curtain by Albert Fennell
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A religious-themed shower curtain featuring the art of the late great Albert Fennell and inspirational sentiment that reads:

Living the Blessed Life

The shower curtain measures 71x71 inches and is mold, mildew, water repellent, and soap resistant. The grommets on the shower curtain are rustproof. The shower curtain also ships with 12 plastic hooks included. Weighs 2 pounds.

Affordable, functional artwork with inspirational messages to add life to your bathroom decor. Let us help you Turn Your House into a Home!

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Description

A religious-themed shower curtain featuring the art of the late great Albert Fennell and inspirational sentiment that reads:

Living the Blessed Life

The shower curtain measures 71x71 inches and is mold, mildew, water repellent, and soap resistant. The grommets on the shower curtain are rustproof. The shower curtain also ships with 12 plastic hooks included. Weighs 2 pounds.

Affordable, functional artwork with inspirational messages to add life to your bathroom decor. Let us help you Turn Your House into a Home!
Specs.
Edition Open Edition
Height 71 inches
Length 71 inches
Medium Polyester
Signed Unsigned
SKU SC11
Year Released 2019
Albert Fennell
Born in San Diego, California, Albert Fennell's talent was evident at the age of five when he started drawing in‑depth pictures of cartoon characters. As a young man in the sixth grade at Ocean View Elementary School, his landscape done in tempera paint was selected in a districtwide competition and was exhibited in the San Diego Museum of Art. He studied fine arts at San Diego Mesa College, commercial drawing at San Diego City College, and refined his skills at Alexander's School of Drawing, Printing, and Design. Fennell's artwork has been seen on the television series, "Generations", and he received commission from Rosa Parks, Anita Baker, Jesse Jackson, and Father Clement. Fennell stated, "Through my work, I try to create a communication level between all people dealing with truth, pride, and compassion. I thank God for the talent He has given me and the opportunity to present it to you."
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