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  1. Long Pearl, Small Tube by Denise Barr, Image 1.

    Denise Barr

    Long Pearl, Small Tube

    Sterling, Pearl

    2 x 0.25 in

  2. Long Tube, Small Pearl by Denise Barr, Image 1.

    Denise Barr

    Long Tube, Small Pearl

    Sterling, Pearl

    1.75 x 0.3 in

  3. Large Round Pearl by Denise Barr, Image 1.

    Denise Barr

    Large Round Pearl

    Sterling, Pearl

    2 x 0.3 in

  4. Large Oval Pearl Earrings by Denise Barr, Image 1.

    Denise Barr

    Large Oval Pearl Earrings

    Sterling, Pearl

    2.25 x 0.3 in

  5. Sky with Shore by Heather Jacks, Image 1.

    Heather Jacks

    Sky with Shore

    oil on linen

    10 x 20 in

    $1,500

  6. Evening Glow by Heather Jacks, Image 1.

    Heather Jacks

    Evening Glow

    oil on linen

    10 x 20 in

    $1,500

  7. At Home in the Sky by Michael Dickter, Image 1.

    Michael Dickter

    At Home in the Sky

    oil on panel

    24 x 24 in

  8. Snakerider - 3's A Crowd by Dona Dalton, Image 1.

    Dona Dalton

    Snakerider - 3's A Crowd

    Hand Carved and Painted Wood

    18 x 2.5 in

    $200

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About the artist

Dona Dalton

In the mid ’70’s, Dona began making fairly simple wood toys, and felt she was a painter on wood. When customers seemed to be collecting for themselves, rather than for children, Dona felt the incentive to make more elaborate and sculptural pieces. Toy making was the effort to make a start of a business after art school, but with time, as her work evolved, she grew most interested in form, gesture and color. However, she kept the reference to toys, mostly out of her own nostalgia to her old childhood objects. She wanted to keep a sense of the lighthearted and playfulness .

Dona’s subject matter is, and was always animal related. She attempts to acknowledge the relationship we have to them and encourage some suggestion of a narrative. Also, a great interest is Egyptian mythology, and she hopes to suggest a spiritual feel in the Journey and Moon Boat pieces.

She cuts and carves on the band saw, using mostly poplar and cedar. Further refinement is done with a rotary carver, and belt sander. Paint is layered; she uses house paint, acrylics, and some have reflective or metallic qualities.

Dona has a degree in sculpture from the University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
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