Audie Murphy, 33°. World War II Soldier, Actor and Freemason. by Travis Simpkins

Audie Murphy, 33°. World War II Soldier, Actor and Freemason. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Illustrious Brother

Audie L. Murphy

( 1925 - 1971 )

First Lieutenant

United States Army

The Most Decorated American Combat Soldier

of World War II

Recipient of the Medal of Honor

Actor and Songwriter

Freemason

Member of North Hollywood Lodge No. 542

Scottish Rite Valley of Dallas, Texas

and Valley of Long Beach, California

Honorary 33rd Degree (Posthumous)

by Travis Simpkins 

Audie Murphy

For more info, please visit:

audiemurphy.com 

Audie Murphy, 33°. World War II Soldier, Actor and Freemason. To Hell and Back. by Travis Simpkins

Irving Berlin. Composer, Lyricist and Freemason. God Bless America. by Travis Simpkins

Irving Berlin. Composer, Lyricist and Freemason. God Bless America. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Irving Berlin

( 1888 - 1989 )

Composer and Lyricist

"God Bless America"

& others in The Great American Songbook

Freemason

Member of

Munn Lodge No. 190

New York City, NY

Mecca Shrine Temple

Valley of New York City

Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, NMJ

by Travis Simpkins

Irving Berlin - "God Bless America"

For more info, please visit:

irvingberlin.com

Irving Berlin. Composer, Lyricist and Freemason. God Bless America. by Travis Simpkins

Graham Hancock Lecture at the National Arts Club in New York. America Before. Art by Travis Simpkins

Graham Hancock. America Before. The National Arts Club. New York. Art by Travis Simpkins

     Thanks again to Graham Hancock for including my portrait of him in the ad for his upcoming lecture at the National Arts Club in New York City. It's an honor to see my artwork featured in promotions at such a prestigious venue.

     Mr. Hancock's lecture is scheduled for May 28 at 7:30 pm. He will speak about the content of his new book, America Before. The event is free, but space is limited and reservations will fill up fast. Contact info for the National Arts Club is in the advertisement. 

 For more info, please visit:

grahamhancock.com

and

nationalartsclub.org