This small, delightful seventy-four-page book is filled with lavish watercolor and pen and ink illustrations by an award-winning St. Augustine artist. It includes Lincolnville's beautiful Victorian and bungalow architecture, historic buildings, marsh and lake scenes, and some of its interesting residents. Rosamond writes about Civil Rights and other historical events that took place in each area, and gives her own account of what the places are like today...

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A series of imaginary "collaborations" between legendary women artists Georgia O'Keefe and Frida Kahlo, the "Georgia and Frida Have Lunch" collection of collages take the women to places Rosamond has been or picture them with famous artists she admires. These and other collages use torn papers, magazine cutouts, fabrics, foreign coins, plastic fish, bits of memorabilia and all sorts of materials have been used to illustrate the varied and thought-provoking themes...

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Rosamond uses transparent watercolor on archival French papers or alkyds on canvas highlighting a variety of subject matter: figures, boats, historic buildings, palm trees and flowers, scenic vistas from Mexico, Florida, Western and other locations. Also included is a variety of other mediums such as acrylics, oils, pen and ink, and mixed media. 

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