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RAL Outdoor Show captures creative spirit
Artists from all around the country set up under the trees on the grounds of the Rehoboth Art League.
August 13, 2016
Alan Burslem is set up with his pottery wheel.
Bragg Studios, left ,and Daryl Harwood line an alley with art.
Linda Morena was offering refreshments to Chris and Rebecca Winter in the beer garden.
French bulldog Leica leads Nora Rosenbaum who recently had her face painted by Sherry Biele.
Brooke Thomas, left, and Maya Pla are busy making lemonade.
Gary Crowl points out his latest driftwood collage with a complete tennis racket he found on a Delaware Bay beach.
Harry Charles plays acoustic guitar in the garden. He is wearing a U.S. Army Air Corps hat in honor of his dad.
Jenny Henly stands in her booth with her acrylic based transfer images of nostalgic items.
Michele Byrne’s oil on panel painting “Walking on Cape Henlopen” was donated for the support of education and exhibitions.
RAL Pottery teacher Kate Lear demonstrates on the wheel.
Patrons stroll down the path by the barns.
Holly Lane and Shore Jazz perform for the crowd on Sunday.
George Bragg travels around the country creating art with copper sheeting.
Jim and Lynn Wettach create handcrafted driftwood birds.
Claire Howard stands in her fine art booth of blue tones.
Nick Serratore posed with a pastel.
Celeste Kelly in her booth of mosaics.
Robert Stadnycki is surrounded by his booth.
Painter John Schisler is surrounded by his work.
Artists fill the grounds at Rehoboth Art League.
Photographer Linda McAdams trasfers polaroid images on canvas and wood panels.
Large art filled the grounds of the Rehoboth Art League.
Jeff Stickle shares one of his colorful bowls.
The 43rd Annual Outdoor Fine Art & Fine Craft Show was an eclectic mix of new art styles and familiar classics from over 125 artists. Music wafted throughout the garden, and children sold lemonade, while wine and beer were served in the garden. The show continues Aug. 13-14 for the second weekend at 12 Dodds Lane, Henlopen Acres.
