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SUMMARY:“Bountiful” at Gallery One
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DESCRIPTION:“You crown the year with your bounty\, and your carts overflo
 w with\nabundance\,” Psalm 65:11. At\nGallery One this month our carts a
 re overflowing with abundance as we\nfeature paintings that\nreflect the b
 ounty and beauty of the season\, and our unique area.\nArtist Eileen Olson
  sums this\nup perfectly in her acrylic painting\, “True Blessing\,” 
 “Organic\nshapes come alive with a plethora\nof colors in greens\, golds
  and deep reds in this painting\, and are\nused to evoke abundance. I\nwan
 ted to represent the very essence of nature’s bounty with free\nexpressi
 on in my acrylic\nabstract.” Similarly\, artist Laurie Fields evokes abu
 ndance in\nquantity in her abstract\, “Morocca\n1” in oil.\n\nOur uniq
 ue area evokes the Bounty of our harvests as well\, whether\nthey be from 
 the sea or the\nland. In Edward Lewandowski’s\, oil painting\, “Chesap
 eake\nTongers\,” and Laura Hickman’s\npastel\, &quot\;Fishing Along th
 e Canal\,&quot\; our local waters are\nillustrated. Ed shares his first ha
 nd plein\nair experience\, “Oysters were once bountiful in the waters ar
 ound\nSmith Island\, MD. Today\,\nlocal watermen still harvest these tasty
  bivalves using a backbreaking\nharvest method called\ntonging. I captured
  this scene of a crew pulling oysters from the\nwater on the first day of 
 the\nseason in October 2023. The abundance of our harvest from the land is
 \nbeautifully celebrated in\nDale Sheldon’s acrylic\, &quot\;Sussex Orch
 ard Bounty\,&quot\; Joyce\nCondry’s\,” Vino Rosso\,” and Marybeth\nP
 atterson’s oil painting\, “Lloyd’s of Lewes.” Marybeth writes\,\n
 “Lloyd’s market in Lewes has been\na mainstay for both local residents
  as well as visitors. I wanted to\ncapture the abundance of\nfresh produce
 \, but even more the warmth and appreciation we have in\nLewes for this tr
 easured\ngem.”\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>&ldquo\;You crown the year with your bounty
 \, and your carts overflow with abundance\,&rdquo\; Psalm 65:11. At<br />\
 nGallery One this month our carts are overflowing with abundance as we fea
 ture paintings that<br />\nreflect the bounty and beauty of the season\, a
 nd our unique area. Artist Eileen Olson sums this<br />\nup perfectly in h
 er acrylic painting\, &ldquo\;True Blessing\,&rdquo\; &ldquo\;Organic shap
 es come alive with a plethora<br />\nof colors in greens\, golds and deep 
 reds in this painting\, and are used to evoke abundance. I<br />\nwanted t
 o represent the very essence of nature&rsquo\;s bounty with free expressio
 n in my acrylic<br />\nabstract.&rdquo\; Similarly\, artist Laurie Fields 
 evokes abundance in quantity in her abstract\, &ldquo\;Morocca<br />\n1&rd
 quo\; in oil.</p>\n\n<p>Our unique area evokes the Bounty of our harvests 
 as well\, whether they be from the sea or the<br />\nland. In Edward Lewan
 dowski&rsquo\;s\, oil painting\, &ldquo\;Chesapeake Tongers\,&rdquo\; and 
 Laura Hickman&rsquo\;s<br />\npastel\, &amp\;quot\;Fishing Along the Canal
 \,&amp\;quot\; our local waters are illustrated. Ed shares his first hand 
 plein<br />\nair experience\, &ldquo\;Oysters were once bountiful in the w
 aters around Smith Island\, MD. Today\,<br />\nlocal watermen still harves
 t these tasty bivalves using a backbreaking harvest method called<br />\nt
 onging. I captured this scene of a crew pulling oysters from the water on 
 the first day of the<br />\nseason in October 2023. The abundance of our h
 arvest from the land is beautifully celebrated in<br />\nDale Sheldon&rsqu
 o\;s acrylic\, &amp\;quot\;Sussex Orchard Bounty\,&amp\;quot\; Joyce Condr
 y&rsquo\;s\,&rdquo\; Vino Rosso\,&rdquo\; and Marybeth<br />\nPatterson&rs
 quo\;s oil painting\, &ldquo\;Lloyd&rsquo\;s of Lewes.&rdquo\; Marybeth wr
 ites\, &ldquo\;Lloyd&rsquo\;s market in Lewes has been<br />\na mainstay f
 or both local residents as well as visitors. I wanted to capture the abund
 ance of<br />\nfresh produce\, but even more the warmth and appreciation w
 e have in Lewes for this treasured<br />\ngem.&rdquo\;</p>
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