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TMTAPPLECORE (Links)
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D 2010 GALLERY (Kansas City, MO). Fantasy Oil Paintings,.
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Arts writer and photographer Adrian Hoff: Art Articles — published in Mobile Bay Magazine, Down Memory Lane, Ceramics Monthly, Alabama Arts, and American Craft magazines.
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Published Articles: Comprehensive List. Photography / Slide Shows. People Pix - Editorial, Business, Politics, etc. Cheaha Wilderness/ Chinnabee Silent Trail. Writer and photographer Adrian Hoff: Art Articles published in Mobile Bay Magazine, Down Memory Lane, Ceramics Monthly, Alabama Arts, and American Craft magazines. Going for so long, I've added links to each artist's web site, when available. Frank Ledbetter Metal Art. Multi-artist depiction of Rural Baldwin County. Paul Outlaw and Jennifer Catron.
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D Arthur McBride Portrait Studio and Gallery - Web Links
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Thomas M Thomson Galleries. Portrait Society of America. The Painter's Keys Artist Community. D Arthur McBride Portrait Studio and Gallery. 202 First Street NW, Havana, Florida 32333. Web Site Design by Automated Solutions.
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About | Edith Harwell Pottery
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Pinewood Pottery – Charlotte, NC and Fairhope, AL. The content of EdithHarwellPottery.wordpress.com. Will be similar, but not the same, as my primary website, EdithHarwellPottery.com. Feel free to subscribe to either one, or both, if you would like to follow the updates. I created EdithHarwellPottery.wordpress.com. See Compare the Sites. Page for notes I will make on differences between the WP.com free blog and the WP self-hosted website. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Workshop Class Schedule 2016-17 - Louisiana Art and Artists' Guild
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2016-17 Workshop and Class Schedule. Want to attend a workshop? Just two simple steps:. Contact the assistant for the workshop you would like to attend. They can answer any questions you may have and will add your name to the roster. Mail the full amount of the fee to PO Box 41115, Baton Rouge, LA 70835. Make checks payable to LAAG and please indicate the workshop on the memo line. All workshops and classes are held at the:. Studio in the Park. Baton Rouge, LA 70816. Coming in from out of the area? Satur...
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October | 2013 | Edith Harwell Pottery
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Pinewood Pottery – Charlotte, NC and Fairhope, AL. In Pinewood Pottery Items. Asymp; Leave a comment. A seven inch tall art pottery pitcher by Edith Harwell, mirror brown glaze. Edith lived in Charlotte, North Carolina at one time and was a contemporary of Juliana Busbee, this pitcher is stamped on the bottom “Oct 7 1958 PINEWOOD FAIRHOPE, ALA EH”. Edith Harwell Auction Pieces 2013. In Pinewood Pottery Items. Asymp; Leave a comment. Collection of Southern pottery by female potters. Asymp; Leave a comment.
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Compare the Sites | Edith Harwell Pottery
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Pinewood Pottery – Charlotte, NC and Fairhope, AL. All WordPress.com (WP.com for short) blog sites, including this one, offer a basic option with free hosting on the WordPress.com servers. That’s a sweet deal! So, the first major difference between the two setups is that the hosting for a WP.com blog is free while the cost of hosting for a self-install WP website is something like $60 – about $300/year. I’ll explain more about why some hosting accounts cost more as we go along. All WordPress websites use...
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Edith Harwell Auction Pieces 2013 | Edith Harwell Pottery
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Pinewood Pottery – Charlotte, NC and Fairhope, AL. Edith Harwell Auction Pieces 2013. In Pinewood Pottery Items. Asymp; Leave a comment. Collection of Southern pottery by female potters. I don’t know the prices paid for these items which were in an antique auction earlier this year. Pinewood Pottery vases by Edith Harwell (North Carolina/ Alabama, 1904-1982). Blue glaze, 1938, made in Charlotte, NC, impressed mark, H3 1/2″. Red and gray glaze, 1941, made in Fairhope, AL, impressed mark, H4″.
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