To create his haunting version, Brown manipulated images of Rembrandt’s prints using computer software, carefully reworking the lines into dynamic swirling arcs and redrawing the results on an iPad. His series of prints Half-Life (after Rembrandt) was created for a special exhibition at the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam, where they debuted among the original works by Rembrandt van Rijn that inspired them. Brown, please visit our floral store.When he was an art student at London’s Goldsmiths College in the 1980s, Glenn Brown began appropriating imagery from portraits by Old Masters, often transforming their subjects into colorful, macabre figures. He requested his family to have a Celebration of Life Gathering which will be planned for Summer, 2020. Glenn wished to have no services following his passing and will be cremated.

Left to cherish his memory are Sherideth Hathcock-Brown of Rochester, NH, his beloved wife of 31 years daughter Gretchen Sacchetti and her husband Scott of Atkinson, NH daughter Gennifer Silva of Plaistow, NH sister Betsy Roderick and her husband Stephen of Atkinson, NH brother Clinton and his wife Susanna of Alton, NH brother Cal and his wife Anita of Fountain Inn, SC mother-in-law Carolyn Hathcock and brother-in-law Jamie Hathcock of Wolfeboro, NH Glenn cherished his grandchildren Marissa and Kendall Sacchetti and Gianluca Silva along with numerous cherished nieces and nephews. Glenn was preceded in death by his parents, Elizabeth S. He enjoyed watching Boston sports teams especially the Bruins, Red Sox and Patriots. The last ten years, illness has kept Glenn from his passions of softball and golf.

He enjoyed interacting with hundreds of customers throughout the industry and missed them most of all after the business closed in 2007. For 35 years Glenn worked with his sister and brother-in-law at Roderick Wholesale Florist, Kingston, NH. Glenn did accounting work for several businesses before entering the floral industry. He has resided in Rochester, NH for the last 23 years. He grew up in Plaistow, NH and was a graduate of Timberlane Regional HS Class of 1968. Glenn was born on September 14, 1949, in Haverhill, MA. Rochester NH – Glenn E Brown, 70, of Rochester, N.H, died Wednesday, Januat his home peacefully.

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