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X-WR-CALNAME:Art of the Flower: Work by Charlene Jobe
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LOCATION:12 Dodds Lane\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971
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SUMMARY:Art of the Flower: Work by Charlene Jobe
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:September 25 through October 28 Opening Reception: Friday\, Sep
 tember\n25\, 2026 (5pm-7pm) Corkran Gallery “Charlene paints like an aut
 hor\nuses words. Each brush stroke expresses a passionate feeling. The\npr
 ocess is cathartic. The final visual image is like completing a\nchapter o
 f a book. Flowers capture her attention\, the look of bold and\nbright col
 ors against colors of the fields. She wonders how could such\nbeauty be ov
 erlooked? To bring a sense of immediacy to her work\, she\npaints on locat
 ion\; en plein air. She becomes part of the landscape.\nShe paints many fl
 owers in her studio\; poppies are the subject of many\npaintings. They are
  a flower of connection and remembrance to us all.\nThings become a blur\,
  the colors and lines flow together in her\npaintings and the final images
 \, abstract. Her work is floral and\norganic and these images represent th
 e unspoken language we all feel\nin nature.” Venue: Rehoboth Art League.
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>September 25 through October 28 Opening Rec
 eption: Friday\, September 25\, 2026 (5pm-7pm) Corkran Gallery &ldquo\;Cha
 rlene paints like an author uses words. Each brush stroke expresses a pass
 ionate feeling. The process is cathartic. The final visual image is like c
 ompleting a chapter of a book. Flowers capture her attention\, the look of
  bold and bright colors against colors of the fields. She wonders how coul
 d such beauty be overlooked? To bring a sense of immediacy to her work\, s
 he paints on location\; en plein air. She becomes part of the landscape. S
 he paints many flowers in her studio\; poppies are the subject of many pai
 ntings. They are a flower of connection and remembrance to us all. Things 
 become a blur\, the colors and lines flow together in her paintings and th
 e final images\, abstract. Her work is floral and organic and these images
  represent the unspoken language we all feel in nature.&rdquo\; Venue: Reh
 oboth Art League.</p>
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