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Follow on Google News | Celebrity Art Appraiser David W. Streets hosts Beverly Hills Event for Art & Alzheimer'sBeverly Hills Art Appraiser David W. Streets hosted a show of the works of Alabama painter Lester Potts entitled "Painting in Twilight~ An Artist's Escape from Alzheimer's" in collaboration with the American Academy of Neurology at his gallery.
By: David W. Streets~Beverly Hills~ Appraisal Services While victims of Alzheimer's disease and other related dementias are losing their memories and ability to communicate, art can be their escape. "Art can often be a window to bypass the constrictions of dementia, says UAB geriatrician Andrew Duxbury, M.D. "Their brains may be damaged, but the qualities present in children that allow them to express themselves are still there. It's a way for them to express what they're thinking and feeling." This was true for Lester Potts, who began succumbing to Alzheimer's disease at age 70. Art allowed him to express himself after he lost the ability to communicate with words, and his paintings and drawings where often images from his childhood on the Alabama Gulf Coast. The show runs through December 10, 2010. # # # David W. Streets is frequently called upon to advise major museums, auction houses, insurance/trust companies, banks, corporate and individual collectors with his opinions and advice. David invites you to call upon him to advise you on all of your fine art and celebrity memorabilia needs. Whether for advice on investing in art, collecting, appraising, or liquidating your collection, David W. Streets is proven to be the most respected and trusted Advisor in Fine Art and Memorabilia for over 20 years. He has been featured on CBS, CNN, NBC, KNBS TV, BRAVO, HBO, THE INSIDER, ACCESS HOLLYWOOD, E! ENTERTAINMENT and in publications including TIME, PEOPLE, Architectural Digest, CelebLife Magazine, Beverly Hills 90210, Celebrity Society, The Beverly Hills Courier, The LA Times, CSQ Quarterly, Entertainment Today, Fine Arts LA, Westside Today, LA Confidential, Haute Living, The Malibu Times, Art Business News, and Art News. End
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