A talented paper filigree artist, Ann Martin, is featured in an exhibit now showing at the Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvannia.
I encourage anyone in the area to visit this unique exhibit, running concurrently with "Beyond Content: Decorative Wooden Boxes." The paper filigree exhibit also features two antique paper filigree tea caddies on loan from another museum. I hear the colors on these 1700's pieces are quite remarkable for their age. What a wonderful opportunity to view some historic art pieces!
The Brandywine River Museum is located on US Route 1, not far from Wilmington, Delaware. (click for map and directions) It is open daily, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
I'd love to attend, but Pennsylvania is a tad distant for a weekend jaunt from Idaho.
If you do see the exhibit, please share a comment here and tell me about it!
A warm welcome to all the visitors from various quilling groups that I see are popping in to read. Don't be shy....say 'hi'! (click on 'comments' below any post for the comment box)
5 comments:
Hi! found your blog on CSST!
Your work is really beautiful..
Happy Wed.
~Christine
BellaColle
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Christine - thanks for stopping in to visit!I am enjoying CSST - a great group. I look forward to getting better acquainted!
Hi Paula,
Just wanted you to know you've been tagged. Read my blog for more info.
By the way, I've been enjoying talking with you on the cottage forum.
(this tag thing took me quite a while to figure out so if you can't do it, I'll understand)
starrydeborah
hi Paula,
here i am, laving a comment!
i love to 'hear' & see your new creations! good idea for the masculine tag & the lettering are very neat!
thanks for sharing!!
love,
steph
StarryDeborah, thanks for the tag...I have it posted!
Stephanie...how lovely to see you! Thanks for stopping by and catching up. I miss our chats!
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