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LOCATION:32 Atlantic Avenue\nOcean View Delaware 19970
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SUMMARY:“Weather or Not”
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DESCRIPTION:Several artists chose to explore storms and turbulent scenes\,\
 nsuggesting the emotional weather we carry within. John Schisler\ndepicts 
 towering thunderheads\, like the heavy burdens of life as they\nrise drama
 tically over the marsh\, their glowing forms illuminating the\nsky before 
 they pass\, in his oil painting\, “Where Thunder Rolls”.\nIn Cindy Bey
 ers pastel\, “Wave Swept”\, she depicts a weathered\nlighthouse of Lew
 es which not only stands steadfast against the harsh\nwaves mother nature 
 throws at her\, but are saviors to those sailors\nlost in the storm. Joyce
  Condry shows the anger of lightening in her\nacrylic painting\, “Clear 
 the Beach”. We have all experienced the\nmad dash from the beach when th
 is has occurred. The odd sensation of\nbeing in fog is expressed by Laurie
  Fields in her acrylic painting\,\n“In a Fog”\, where not seeing far a
 head can bring a sense of\nmystery and unease\, like walking in a place yo
 u know but that feels\nslightly unfamiliar.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Several artists chose to explore storms and
  turbulent scenes\, suggesting the emotional weather we carry within. John
  Schisler depicts towering thunderheads\, like the heavy burdens of life a
 s they rise dramatically over the marsh\, their glowing forms illuminating
  the sky before they pass\, in his oil painting\, &ldquo\;Where Thunder Ro
 lls&rdquo\;. In Cindy Beyers pastel\, &ldquo\;Wave Swept&rdquo\;\, she dep
 icts a weathered lighthouse of Lewes which not only stands steadfast again
 st the harsh waves mother nature throws at her\, but are saviors to those 
 sailors lost in the storm. Joyce Condry shows the anger of lightening in h
 er acrylic painting\, &ldquo\;Clear the Beach&rdquo\;. We have all experie
 nced the mad dash from the beach when this has occurred. The odd sensation
  of being in fog is expressed by Laurie Fields in her acrylic painting\, &
 ldquo\;In a Fog&rdquo\;\, where not seeing far ahead can bring a sense of 
 mystery and unease\, like walking in a place you know but that feels sligh
 tly unfamiliar.</p>
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