The Rembrandt of the Great Midwest

Clyde Pucelli was known as The Rembrandt of The Great Midwest! He was an itinerant painter, esteemed as one of the best! With his brushes and well-blended oils he'd render a masterpiece; His fame spread since he specialized in hues of white and cerise. He traveled in an old shay with his faithful horse Dan at the helm, Brightening the households of Hoosier Land, Clyde's singular realm. It took a couple of days to complete a painting then he'd move on, Leaving folks to marvel at his handiwork long after he was gone! You'd be surprised to learn he didn't do oils to display on a wall; No, he painted ramshackle barns, outhouses and sheds, that's all! Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired