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Creative arts on the Lewes Artists Tour
Roy Fitzgerald shows off a new triple-tiered table and old favorites in his container studio in Riverside Park. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
September 27, 2019
The annual Lewes Artists Studio Tour held Sept. 21 offers attendees a unique opportunity to enter the working environments of 20 acclaimed local artists. The studios in historic Lewes as well as surrounding residential areas are opened each year for an up-close and personal discussion with the artists.
Roy Fitzgerald shows off a new triple-tiered table and old favorites in his container studio in Riverside Park. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
Nina Mickelsen shows off her expansive studio.
Bev Harrington's sea glass jewelry is fit for a mermaid.
Nina Mickelsen’s food display matches her art.
Silversmith and glass artist Bev Harrington adjusts a chain in her backyard studio.
Steve Rogers, nearly hidden by his tools.
One of Bev Harrington’s work tables is organized with tools of the trade.
Dean Hoover explains the intricacy of angles in his six-sided clock.
A very underwater theme for Bev Harrington's sea glass jewelry
Ruth Ann Kaufman hangs out among her water media.
Steve Rogers explains his process to tour attendees. He takes photographs from many angles and then returns to his studio to create the masterpiece.
Steve Rogers talks about his current painting of a boat in dry dock.
Attendees lean in to see Steve Rogers’ paintings.
Into the basement lair of Nina Mickelsen.
Nina Mickelsen poses with some current favorites.
Roy Fitzgerald takes a seat in the business end of his studio.
Graphic beach themes adorn Nina Mickelsen’s basement studio.
Attendees were treated to a wide array of artistic themes and styles at Nina Mickelsen’s home.
Dean Hoover presented woodwork at the The Moorings.
