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Inaugural Lewes Summer Fine Arts Festival held in Lewes
The Lewes Summer Fine Arts Festival enjoyed two beautiful days at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
September 4, 2018
The picturesque Delaware Bay was the backdrop for the inaugural Lewes Summer Fine Arts Festival at the Cape-May Lewes Ferry Aug. 25-26.
The event showcased original works created by artists and artisans from across the country. Artwork on sale at the event included photography, sculptures, paintings, metalwork and jewelry.
The Lewes Summer Fine Arts Festival enjoyed two beautiful days at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
Artist Roland Paronish uses mostly recycled material to create these unique metal pieces.
Artist Roland Paronish uses a welder and other American-made tools to create his unique works of art.
Larry Ringgold of Turtlepoint Driftwood Sculptures creates stunning pieces. Some are on display at Peninsula Gallery in Lewes.
Larry Ringgold made this horse from driftwood. He says it takes two years to collect the wood and only six weeks to construct.
Philadelphia-based glassblower Skitch Manion offers a variety of stunning glass pieces.
Glassblower Skitch Manion of Working Man Handmade creates extraordinary glass creations.
Just in time for the fall season, glassblower Skitch Manion offers these glass pumpkins.
Kila Arts displays ocean-themed works.
Bernie Houston makes his driftwood sculptures from a single piece.
