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Art League opening draws strong crowd
Shown at the opening, inside the entrance to the Corkran Gallery are Aina Nergaard-Nammack, artist; Sheila Bravo, Rehoboth Art League executive director; Darlene Ravis, volunteer; and Guillermo Silveira, artist. BY DENNIS FORNEY
May 5, 2011
Victor Letonoff stands between prints of his PNC Bank-commissioned piece called Symbols of Delaware. The work includes the state fruit: strawberries;the state bug: lady bug; the state tree: holly; the state flag and reference to the Blue Hen Chicken. BY DENNIS FORNEY
Artist Dale Sheldon, left, stands with Lee Wayne Mills alongside of one of Mills' pieces titled Deeper Snow Over the River. BY DENNIS FORNEY
Azaleas on the Rehoboth Art league grounds were in full bloom for the opening last Friday of the new May exhibits. BY DENNIS FORNEY
Among those attending the art league opening, and shown here with one of Victor Letonoff's still lifes, are (l-r) Jeff West, Alex Moore, Henry Cox and Tony Beto. BY DENNIS FORNEY
Pleasant spring weather and a collection of fine artwork brought out a strong crowd Friday, April 29, for the opening of three new Rehoboth Art League exhibits by selected League members in its Henlopen Acres studios.
The exhibits, on display until May 30, include a collection of assemblage and collage in the Corkran Gallery titled Shapes of Possibility by Lee Wayne Mills. In the Tubbs Gallery, in the same building, is a collection of recent oils and watercolors by Victor Letonoff including still lifes, figuratives and portraits.
In the Homestead Mansion is an exhibit of fiber art by Perry Drevo, D. Scott Ennis, Ester Klima, Jane Laszek, Denise Laux, Pat Staby, Betsy Von Dreele and Barbara Warden.
