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X-WR-CALNAME:To Water’s Edge and Back: Works from Edward Loper\, Jr.
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LOCATION:12 Dodds Lane\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971
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SUMMARY:To Water’s Edge and Back: Works from Edward Loper\, Jr.
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DESCRIPTION:The Rehoboth Art League is pleased to present an exhibition of 
 the\nartwork of Edward L. Loper\, Jr.\, a self-taught Delaware artist who\
 ncreated a unique perspective in the Loper tradition\, with a creative\nca
 reer spanning more than sixty years. To Water’s Edge and Back is\nan exh
 ibition of work that represents the most complete display of\nLoper\, Jr.
 ’s paintings that capture the artist’s journeys along\nthe East Coast.
  Mr. Loper’s exhibiting artworks harness the subdued\nnature of large bo
 dies of water and their surrounding areas. Soft\nblues and quiet reds acco
 mpanied by strong angular shapes mirror the\nmeditative force near any sho
 re. He also draws our attention to the\nstark contrast of living further i
 nland. Paintings of bold outlines\,\ncomplex structures\, and even charact
 ers appear. It is a vivid reminder\nthat life is a journey of ebbs and flo
 ws between self and the greater\ncollective.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Rehoboth Art League is pleased to prese
 nt an exhibition of the artwork of Edward L. Loper\, Jr.\, a self-taught D
 elaware artist who created a unique perspective in the Loper tradition\, w
 ith a creative career spanning more than sixty years. To Water&rsquo\;s Ed
 ge and Back is an exhibition of work that represents the most complete dis
 play of Loper\, Jr.&rsquo\;s paintings that capture the artist&rsquo\;s jo
 urneys along the East Coast. Mr. Loper&rsquo\;s exhibiting artworks harnes
 s the subdued nature of large bodies of water and their surrounding areas.
  Soft blues and quiet reds accompanied by strong angular shapes mirror the
  meditative force near any shore. He also draws our attention to the stark
  contrast of living further inland. Paintings of bold outlines\, complex s
 tructures\, and even characters appear. It is a vivid reminder that life i
 s a journey of ebbs and flows between self and the greater collective.</p>
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