The dentist was part of the Portrait Co-op at the Annapolis center and looked forward to the weekly classes when he'd mingle with other amateur artists and put brush to canvas to depict men and women of all ages.
"He was not a big talker, but you could tell he was joyful coming to class," said his widow, Marie Massing of Annapolis.
So, when Richard Massing passed away late last year, he left a bequest to Maryland Hall. "That's how important it...
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