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Arlene Graston

b. 1946

American artist

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Born 1946. Arlene Graston is an American artist.

ARLENE GRASTON (born France, 1946) is an American artist and author.

Illustrated books include "Special Friends: Tales of Saints and Animals" 1981 "Thumbelina" 1997, text by Hans Christian Andersen Translator-Erik Christian Haugaard "In Every Moon There Is Face" 2003, Text by Charles Mathes (ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year) "Do You Remember? Whispers From A Spiritual World" 2012

Original Broadway Show posters: Bubbling Brown Sugar 1976; Eubie 1978

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Who is Arlene Graston?

American artist

When was Arlene Graston born?

Arlene Graston was born in 1946.

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Arlene Graston is an artist.

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Arlene Graston is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Arlene Graston

· Wikidata: Q4792150

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