Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Alex Ray - The Common Man - The Early Years

 



 

Alex Ray - The Early Years . . . Still (Proudly) Not Corporate Material

 

More than 50 years of breaking the rules have made Alex Ray not only a corporate icon but a New Hampshire legend. 16 "Common Man Family" restaurants; rest areas and other welcome centers later, plus the Flying Monkey Theatre in Plymouth have allowed Ray to develop his own unique, homespun style that's still a favorite of NH folks and visitors alike. Above Ray describes his vision for the Common Man Inn in Plymouth during the mid-years of his career.

 

 

The Common Man Website

https://www.thecman.com/


The Flying Monkey

The Flying Monkey has been at the heart of historic Plymouth, New Hampshire since it opened as the “New Plymouth Theater” back in the 1920’s as a vaudeville and silent film theatre. After years of closure and falling into disrepair, The Common Man family in New Hampshire purchased and carefully renovated the theater in 2010, re-launching it as The Flying Monkey Movie House & Performance Center. 

For more than a decade now, our revived theater has brought the heartbeat of the arts back to downtown Plymouth, hosting GRAMMY-winning artists, community plays, films, and more, in a state-of-the-art performing arts center. Join us for a one-of-a-kind performance in our unique and intimate venue.

https://www.flyingmonkeynh.com/



Loon Island Misty Mindscape


Birdhouse Blues


The Bridge at Chappy


Lories Dance



The Whisper of Winter Wood (Redux) Haiku

Mixed media image hand-painted monochrome with Haiku. This image is part of a developing series on climate change.

This image can be purchased in the following forms: 

A signed limited edition original with a certificate of authenticity. Edition of 25 prints on fine art rag paper with archival inks $495, Click here.

Open Edition print 12"x14 $20.00 Click here

Open Edition print 12"x14 $20.00 

Open Edition print 20"x23" $48.34 Click here

23" x 26" Poster  $34.34 click here

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Spring Colors in a Floodplain Forest

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