Wildwood: The Birthplace of Rock & Roll in the 50s
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Frankie Avalon’s Connection to Wildwood
The Artist Behind the Portrait: Tim Smith
In creating the portrait of Frankie Avalon, Tim has once again demonstrated his remarkable ability to encapsulate the spirit of his subject. The painting perfectly reflects Frankie’s youthful energy and star power, making it the perfect addition to our collection of portraits celebrating Wildwood’s rich musical heritage.
A Tribute to Music, Art, and Wildwood’s Legacy
At MudHen Brewing Company, we believe in honoring the past while celebrating the future. Frankie Avalon’s portrait at The Station House is just one of the many ways we aim to showcase the rich cultural history of Wildwood. Alongside portraits of Ella Fitzgerald, Bobby Rydell, and Chubby Checker, this collection highlights the influence of music on our town and the world.
We’re incredibly grateful to Frankie Avalon for signing his portrait, to Tim Smith for his beautiful artwork, and to Tracey Boyle DuFault for making it all possible by bringing Frankie Avalon to the new Station House. This is just the beginning of what we hope will be a continued celebration of Wildwood’s legacy and the artists who bring its stories to life.
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