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Lewes artists open studios during 13th annual tour
September 19, 2011
Connie Ballato shows how a stained-glass project becomes a reality in her Franklin Avenue Sun Glass Studio. BY RON MACARTHUR
Lorelei Meanor shows off one of her mosaic works during the studio tour. She works on several different surfaces including slate, wooden tray forms and pieces of wood for wall art. BY RON MACARTHUR
Goldsmith Susan Bartley designs and creates her own art jewelry with inspiration from her gardens and her view of the Delaware Bay. BY RON MACARTHUR
Barbara Petterson, a well known Lewes artist, transforms her favorite Lewes and Rehoboth Beach scenes into acrylic works of art. BY RON MACARTHUR
Bert Long spends some time in his attic studio. He hand carves whimsical fish, caricatures, Santas and more from eastern white pine, basswood and tupelo. BY RON MACARTHUR
Jean Doran paints portraits and local scenes in oils and acrylics on canvas, paper and furniture. BY RON MACARTHUR
Seventeen Lewes artists opened their homes Sept. 17 to the public during the 13th annual Lewes Artists' Studio Tour.
Among the group was a photographer, textile artist, wood carver, mosaic artist, bead maker, goldsmith and watercolor, oil and acrylic painters.
For more information go to lewesart.com.
