Today, while documenting some of our keys in preparation for our upcoming Summer Enchanted Evening, Sara, our museum manager, and I were introduced to a spectacular 16 year-old from San Diego.
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Grace Klein and her artwork |
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Grace Klein was enjoying the Key Room in a way I have never seen before; each key she found interesting provided a subject for her sketchbook. In seconds, Grace would draw an incredibly accurate sketch of our Collections.
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Grace's sketch of the Vatican door key |
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As we spoke with Grace, she kindly offered to draw our favorite keys and leave them for Sara and I to enjoy.
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Sara and the Lobster Lock and Key set from the Chinese Mandarin Palace that depicts the sea and its contents |
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Grace's drawings of my favorite key, the Key to Knowledge and Sara's favorite, the Lobster Lock and Key. |
We welcome all aspiring artists to come and take in the intricacies of our Key Collection. You never know what inspiration you will find here!
Lauren
Key Room Museum Curator