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Megan Hayley Abrecht
Meg is a decorative painter whose work abounds in colour and excitement. Her work is predominantly gouache.
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Sue Acheson
Sue Acheson makes things in clay - small things, big things, useful things, beautiful things. |
John Alcock
Environmental expressionist
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Josephine Allen
Josephine is a figurative artist who has a passion for drawing, the patterns in nature and allegory. Josephine has been exhibiting for 22 years.
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Nicole Allen
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Sharon Anderson
Sharon Anderson creates a variety of art and craft from her Newborough studio.
Original screenprints, pastel drawings, t.shirts, printed bags, tea towels, printed glassware, resin jewellery, giftware.
Please peruse this site to see more.www.sharonanderson.com.au
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Marilyn Ardley
Marilyn is a contemporary artist who works with oil and acrylic paint and other media.
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Janette Arnold-Collins
Currently working on a body of work called The Gaia Series, Janette reflects upon the Gaia as a feminine form and explores the layers of the Gaia, our changing and fragile environment and the complexity of the human condition.
As part of her personal journey of self-development she returned to study and completed her Diploma of Visual Art and Contemporary Craft in 2008
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Lesley Barrett
Lesley's skills lay in painting with a knife, called scratchboard art and predominantly draw/paint animals, wild and domestic.
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Laurel Billington
Laurel is a art and craft worker specialising in pottery and clay sculpture. Will accept commission work and is involved in workshops and exhibition work.
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Gunter Binder
Realising the unlimited manipulation of images in the Photo Laboratory combined with new visions and development in drawing and painting resulted in artwork from all disciplines of contemporary art.
- Painting acrylics/oils
- Drawing pastels/charcoal/pen ink
- Digital Photography
- 3D Leadlight & Sculpture
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Alene Bonser
- Paintings and Drawings
- Murals and Trompe D"Oeil
- Decorative Painting
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Cynthia Bracken
Cynthia's interest in Photography began approximately fifteen years ago. Over that time she has studied or taught Visual Arts, specialising in black and white photography.
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Glenda Brown
ARTIST AND DESIGNER.
Glenda"s works are available to view and on sale at Gippsland Picture Framers and Fine Art Gallery, Warragul.
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Lois Brown
Lois is an award winning watercolourist.
Her work can be seen at the Town&Country Gallery, Yarragon Vic, or by writing to
PO Box 496,
Warragul VIC 3818
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Joseph Burke
Joseph Burke’s social commentary takes us on an emotional journey from surreal romantism through hard edged abstractions. In these apocalyptic scenes of wavering monoliths standing defiantly against the fury of nature, intriguing entanglements, light hearted humour and glistening abstractions. Joseph uses colour and form beautifully to express a mixture of emotions.
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Ruth Burleigh
Photography for me has been a passion for as long as I can remember, when I was a young girl I loved helping my late father Henry Ashley (who was a member of the Ringwood Camera Club for several years) develop his own B/W negatives. The pleasure of watching the image appear in the developer has never stopped fascinating me. I started taking photographs at about the age of 8 years with a Kodak box camera, then in my teens my parents gave me a small 35ml Olympus Trip camera, this camera served me for many years. My camera went with me everywhere including on trail rides on my horse in the bush which is one of my other loves.
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Deece Campbell
A contemporary artist who lives in West Gippsland
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Lucy Chapman
I am an explorer of creation, focusing on my own creative potential so as to express my feelings and gratitude for all that life has to offer.
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Nola Clark
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Christine Cochran
View these works at the
Serigraph Gallery,
Main Rd,
Neerim South
http://www.serigraphgallery.com
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Celia Collins
Celia is known for her fine botanical illustrations and watercolours
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Laurie Collins
Laurie is a Junk Sculptor and Furniture maker who uses, metal, wood and found materials.
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Val Connelly
Val draws from a variety of subject matter to shape her vision of the moods of nature from the simple glory of colourful blooms to the commanding power of a sweeping coastline.
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Tini Cook
Tini Cook has returned to an old love and is creating wonderful work with fabrics.
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Valda Cooper
A well known local artist who is known for her flower paintings amongst other mixed media works.
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Sue Coppock
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Julia Crawford
- A painter and photographer.
- Julia works in oils and acrylics.
- Traditional and digital photography.
- Visual Arts graduate(Monash)
- Specialities are corporate commissions and book cover illustrations
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Karen Crinall
Karen's Madonna series are works in Acrylic.
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Warren Curry
Warren Curry now lives and works in a studio in historic Port Albert in Gippsland, south-east Australia. He has won over thirty major art awards and numerous commendations; his work is represented in Commonwealth, Regional and Municipal collections, corporate boardrooms, government premises and private collections, many of these in England and the U.S.A.
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Rehgan de Mather
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Noelene Downie
Noelene is a contemporary Australian Artist,whose work has been highly commended at Art Gippsland,Warragul Rotary Art Show and at the Drouin Ficifolia Art Show.
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Peter Dumergue
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Sally Everett
Sally Everett, trading as Sillee Sallee Creations". Sally Everett is a fabric artist whose felting shows great imagination and ingenuity.
Her creative pieces are wearable artworks .
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Wayne Ferguson
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Nicole Finlayson
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Laurel Foenander
Laurel is a prize winning artist whose works are well known both in Australia and overseas.
Her works are also available as greeting cards and Limited Edition Prints.
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Helen Fox
Helen is a West Gippsland artist working mainly in pastels.
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Maery Gabriel
Maery was a mosaic artist who taught the art of mosaics and aesthetics to many artists in Gippsland. She began her career in Canberra where she completed the mosaic part of the Greek War Memorial. She was a winner of the Blake Arts Prize and was responsible for a number of Community works in Bendigo, Warragul and The Latrobe Valley
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Heidi Garner
Heidi is a self-taught artist whose specialty lies in drawing animals. Her works are all over Australia and overseas.
Works are done in Derwent Artists pencils, white gouache and Black Ink. Works mainly on commission.
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Anita George
Anita is a well known calligrapher and abstract artist working with words.
She is a member of Calligraphy Victoria.
She teaches Calligraphy in Warragul.
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Janine Good
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Amanda Goodge
Amanda is a popular Gippsland sculptor.
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Mandy Gunn
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Susan Hall
She enjoys all aspects of painting from landscapes and Studio Still Life to figure studies and Contemporary art.
Susan is a signatory member of the Victorian Artists Society, awarded for her contribution to the arts.
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Mick Harding
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Eileen Harrison
Eillen is a Koorie artist who has painted many murals and commissioned works around Warragul
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Geoff Harrison
Geoff Harrison's paintings are intended to take the viewer on a journey of inner experience by presenting the viewer with a contemplatory view of institutional space. These monumental empty structures signify our own condition and our everyday engagement with architectural space
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Travis Hendrick
View works by Trav Hendrick at his gallery "Hendrick Creation".
345 Longwarry Drouin Road,
Drouin
Phone 03 56299780
www.hendrickcreation.com.au
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Carolyn Henry
Carolyn is a member of the “Gippsland Emerging Artists” group and has exhibited at the Latrobe Regional Gallery
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Phil Henshall
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Bob Hickman
Bob’s recent work encompasses his wonderment and intrigue at what lies within our city’s laneways.
The graffiti strewn laneways , their weathered facades with peeling posters and discarded crates present a myriad of possibilities for creative interpretation. A sinister, surreal and enticing landscape hidden away behind the bustling thoroughfares of our modern metropolis .Truly a place of light and shade in every sense
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Wendy Hitchins
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Megan Inglese-Humbert
I dream, l create, drawing inspiration on all levels in all realms, around and with in. It’s constant zealous exploration & deciphering, of the ebb & flow that entwines all
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Ross Jacka
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Tina Jacobson
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Dragi Jankovic
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Jacky Jeffrey
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Haydn John
Sculptures
Bowls
Leadlighting
Platters
Sandblasting
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Pauline John
Pauline is a contemporary artist whose work includes fine pen drawing, acrylics and water- colours.
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Andrew Kasper
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Fiona Kennedy
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Russell Kent
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Debra Le Cerf
a collection of collages
torn fragments from the pages of everyday life
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Denise Lees
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST?
MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE?
FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS
April, 2006 Port Art Gallery, Port MelbourneMay, 2006 Meeniyan Art Gallery, Victoria June, 2006 Leongatha Art Gallery August, 2006 Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne
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Julie Lundgren-Coulter
Julie currently paints in oils and pastels producing realist impressions of rural and coastal vistas.
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Paula Mandziak
Paula "s oils show a confident handling of the medium
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Anne Marks
I mainly sketch realistically from observation and either treat it as such or transpose it to semi abstract or do both. I often take photos and work from that.
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David McLean
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Jessie McLennan
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Neil McRae
Sculptor/Designer
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Gary Miles
View Works by Gary Miles atMiles Art StudiosOld Telegraph Road WestDrouin WestVictoria 3818Phone: 03 5626 8355
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Janice Mills
Janice paints landscapes, seascapes as well as creating some interesting and bold presentations combining fine art and graphic elements that are her own unique style.
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Wayne Milner
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My current work “The tree house series” has a sensitive and lyrical feel. It celebrates life, it celebrates being Australian with reverie and gest. The style is symbolic using surrealism as a framework and history as a navigator. Within this framework I use elements such as the “tree” as a metaphor for “personal investment”, or our connection to the earth, the cracking brickwork is time lapsed and the balloon is me the “viewing gypsy”.
The works are colourful and exciting to view, with past present and global issues. What the pieces are also asking, “are we just consumers”, or “do we share a responsibility”?
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John (Joop) Mutsaers
Painter, sculptor, poet, publisher and art therapist.
Prices are on application.
johnmutsaers.blogspot.com
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Trish Naus
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Dora Neilson
Dora works in oil and acrylic, and describes her work as a combination of traditional and contemporary with a quirky feel. She also accepts commissions - including portraits.
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Wendy Olsen
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Janice Orchard
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Sue Osborn
Sue Osborn is a watercolour artist and printmaker, now working with Air brush. Her first Group Exhibition with Leonard Long OAM in Warragul was a sell-out.
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Janis Palmer-Pascoe
Janis Palmer-Pascoe
is an established and well respected artist in Australia and France
Janis has received numerous awards for her paintings, both in Victoria and interstate, including the prestigious Hills Award in Victor Harbour S.A. She has participated in group exhibitions and held a two-person show with fellow artist Robyn Rinehart at Victorian Artists Society.
Today, she divides her time between Gippsland and the Perigord in France.
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Beverley Pascoe
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Kerryn Patton
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Lauren Perkins
Lauren is represented by Gadfly gallery in Perth, and Town and Country gallery in Victoria. She studied painting at the Latrobe St. Gallery, with an additional two years of a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree (Painting) at RMIT, in Melbourne. Her paintings are being sold to collectors throughout Australia and the United States
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Nick Perrin
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Rosemary Perry
Rosemary Perry attempts to depict the variety and richness of nature and life.
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Jenny Peterson
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Julia Price
Julia Price has been painting seriously for forty years and has had lots of experimentation and illustration.She is basically an expressionist abstract painter having been involved in contemporary art and mind's eye groups.
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Maureen Quigley
Maureen works in all mediums and has also done ?trompe de l?oeil? panels.?I cannot choose a preferred medium as I find each an exciting adventure,
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Noela Rhodes
Noela's work reflects her interest in people and their interactions with plants, the earth and forces of nature. An underlying aspect of these interactions and relationships is change and its challenge to us all.
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Janine Riches
"working from nature I like to distort and abstract the reference into shapes and form"
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Robyn Rinehart
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Tracy Roberts
Working in soft pastel, acrylic, oil and mixed media, Tracy uses a variety of genres as a springboard to express her ideas and philosophies
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Lance Rogers
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Karin Ryan
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Leonie Ryan
2 and 3-D Sculptural Photography.I construct two and three-dimensional photography, exploring and creating images that we believe exist though cannot see.My work is contemporary innovative and of a metaphysical and philosophical nature. I mainly produce only one of each series or work, creating my artwork to be highly exclusive, and collectable.My aim is to break boundaries of conventional photography, and continue producing fine conceptual art for many more decades.
http://www.leonieryan.com.au
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Leo Sadlek
DesignCraftsmanshipCustom Furniture
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Louise Sedgman
Equine Artist and Photographer
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Cathy Smith
Cathy is a sculptor and artist based in the Warragul area
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JoJo Spook
JoJo has work in Mingarra Gallery in Cowes, Kongwak Gallery, and the Red Lion in Sunderland Bay.
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Dawn Stubbs
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Evelyn Tambour
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Heather Taylor
Heather is a Glass Artist who works from her studio in the Strezlecki Ranges.
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Ursula Theinert
Ursula"s current theme relates to the disfigurement done to "Mother Earth", through selfish acts and neglect. Ursula feels a link between our treatment of others and the land, and expresses the landscape in human terms, as a living entity, in order to heighten passion and empathy
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Werner Theinert
Werner uses photography as a palette for the creation of stimulating visual compositions which have a clear, concise visual and intellectual impact in his viewer’s mind.
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Ingrid Thomas
Ingrid is Gippsland Artist whose work reflects her enjoyment of the wonderful landscape of Gippsland. Her work, in watercolour, pastel and Acrylic shows her interpretation of her environment.
She is the director of the webportal Gippsland Artists.
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Helen Timbury
Helen,works as a graphic designer and artist from her studio in Drouin. Her works are mainly lino cut prints
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Andrea Tindle
With a passion for design, Andrea creates unique art pieces in glass. Ranging from window commissions in private and public buildings, to glass jewellery, Andrea"s work explores colour, texture and light."
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Tracie Toohey
I am compelled to paint the human face. An overwhelming desire to capture the person in a frozen moment in time drives my very soul.
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Kerrie Warren
Kerrie is an Abstract Expressionist painter who works as a professional artist from her studio in Crossover Victoria. Represented by Abi Edwards Gallery in Tonimbuk and Red Sea Gallery in Brisbane and Singapore. Studio open by appointment only, phone 0411 480 384
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Brett Weir
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Middle-Aged White Chicks
As artists we have resonated together in mutual collectiveness to create an environment in which to support, nurture and express our artistic presence.
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Libby Witchell
Libby Witchell is a painter whose work for many years was traditional. Libby has beenenjoying pushing the boundaries, exploring and experimenting with style andcontent, working with mixed mediums, overlaying surfaces to create energy andintrigue.
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