BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:Fantasy BEGIN:VEVENT UID:66902021-03-30 DTSTART:20210330T140000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20210330T200000Z LOCATION:32 Atlantic Avenue #A\nOcean View Delaware 19970 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=32 Atlantic Avenue #A\nOcea n View Delaware 19970;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=32 Atlantic Avenue #A:geo: 38.543327,-75.086769 GEO:38.543327;-75.086769 SUMMARY:Fantasy CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Gallery One is pleased to announce the March show\, “Fantasy ” open\nto the public March 3\, 2021 through March 30\, 2021.\nThe artis ts of Gallery One are fantasizing this month. Dreams\,\nimagination\, and magic are all in view with this month’s show. W.\nScott Broadfoot’s oi l painting\, “Fantasy Still Life” illustrates\nthis perfectly\, and pr ovides a little art history lesson as well. The\nword “Trompe l’oeil ” is French for “deceive the eye\,” and is\na painting technique tha t uses realistic imagery to create the optical\nillusion that the depicted objects exist in three dimensions. Although\nthe term gained popularity\n in the early 19 th century\, the illusionistic technique associated\nwith trompe l’oeil dates back to the murals of the Greek and Roman\neras. Sco tt’s painting is composed of modern-day objects arranged in\na dream sce nario and is so lifelike that you can almost smell the pipe\ntobacco and h ear the mouse twittering.\nMany of our artists found themselves this month in a springlike\nreverie of fantasizing on canvas about nature\, in its w armer more\nverdant version. The Gallery is alive with birds\, gardens\, f lowers\,\nand fish. Dale Sheldon’s acrylic painting\, “Meeting Monet\, ”\ncombines a wish to meet the legendary painter himself with a depictio n\nof his lush garden in Giverny. While Cheryl Wisbrock’s watercolor\npa inting\, “Nature Preserve\,” is a more local illustration of a\nsmall park reminiscent of a fairy garden in vibrant shades of Green.\nSpeaking o f fairy gardens\, artist\, Leo Kahl finds himself wondering\nwhat happens at night in them\, away from the nature lovers prying eyes\nin his paintin g\, “They Only Come in the Night.” Lesley McCaskill\nis reliving a fan tasy day with the birds in her backyard in her\nacrylic painting\, “Reve rie.” And in her oil painting\,\n“Overture\,” Eileen Olson has creat ed a dramatic amalgamation of\nall of her bird fantasies. Her glowing red wings passionately\nexploding against a deep blue sky take our breath away . Marybeth\nPaterson’s “Roses for a Winter Day\,” in oil\, reminds u s of all\nour rose petal-based fantasies\, their velvety soft\, delicately \nfragrant perfection begs us to imagine them floating around us. Joyce\nC ondry has always dreamt of having a Koi pond in her back yard\, and\nshe\n shares that with us in her acrylic collage\, “Koi Pond.” Her\npainting is a whimsical and striking composition of complementary reds\nand greens . Laura Hickman’s pastel painting\, “Isola Tiberina\,”\nis a portrai t of a tiny\, charming Italian village that calls to\nLaura’s heart. Mar y Bode Byrd’s mixed media acrylic\, “Going to\nthe Fair\,” imagines a better summer ahead in which we gather with\nour friends and children an d grandchildren and enjoy the simple joy of\na trip to the fair\, or carni val or boardwalk. Mary’s colorful\nabstract painting sings with the joys of summer.\n\nWe hope you’ll come in and share our reverie this month\, there are\nwarmer\, brighter\, more fantastic days ahead. Gallery One is open daily\n10am – 4pm. Gallery One is open 7 days a week The Gallery is always\nstaffed by an artist. Gallery One is located at 32 Atlantic Avenu e\n(RTn26) Ocean View\, DE\, 302.537.5055\,\n \n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Gallery One is pleased to announce the Marc h show\, &ldquo\;Fantasy&rdquo\; open to the public March 3\, 2021 through March 30\, 2021.
\nThe artists of Gallery One are fantasizing this m onth. Dreams\, imagination\, and magic are all in view with this month&rsq uo\;s show. W. Scott Broadfoot&rsquo\;s oil painting\, &ldquo\;Fantasy Sti ll Life&rdquo\; illustrates this perfectly\, and provides a little art his tory lesson as well. The word &ldquo\;Trompe l&rsquo\;oeil&rdquo\; is Fren ch for &ldquo\;deceive the eye\,&rdquo\; and is a painting technique that uses realistic imagery to create the optical illusion that the depicted ob jects exist in three dimensions. Although the term gained popularity
\nin the early 19 th century\, the illusionistic technique associated with trompe l&rsquo\;oeil dates back to the murals of the Greek and Roman eras . Scott&rsquo\;s painting is composed of modern-day objects arranged in a dream scenario and is so lifelike that you can almost smell the pipe tobac co and hear the mouse twittering.
\nMany of our artists found themsel ves this month in a springlike reverie of fantasizing on canvas about natu re\, in its warmer more verdant version. The Gallery is alive with birds\, gardens\, flowers\, and fish. Dale Sheldon&rsquo\;s acrylic painting\, &l dquo\;Meeting Monet\,&rdquo\; combines a wish to meet the legendary painte r himself with a depiction of his lush garden in Giverny. While Cheryl Wis brock&rsquo\;s watercolor painting\, &ldquo\;Nature Preserve\,&rdquo\; is a more local illustration of a small park reminiscent of a fairy garden in vibrant shades of Green. Speaking of fairy gardens\, artist\, Leo Kahl fi nds himself wondering what happens at night in them\, away from the nature lovers prying eyes in his painting\, &ldquo\;They Only Come in the Night. &rdquo\; Lesley McCaskill is reliving a fantasy day with the birds in her backyard in her acrylic painting\, &ldquo\;Reverie.&rdquo\; And in her oil painting\,
\n&ldquo\;Overture\,&rdquo\; Eileen Olson has created a d ramatic amalgamation of all of her bird fantasies. Her glowing red wings p assionately exploding against a deep blue sky take our breath away. Marybe th Paterson&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;Roses for a Winter Day\,&rdquo\; in oil\, rem inds us of all our rose petal-based fantasies\, their velvety soft\, delic ately fragrant perfection begs us to imagine them floating around us. Joyc e Condry has always dreamt of having a Koi pond in her back yard\, and she
\nshares that with us in her acrylic collage\, &ldquo\;Koi Pond.&rdq uo\; Her painting is a whimsical and striking composition of complementary reds and greens. Laura Hickman&rsquo\;s pastel painting\, &ldquo\;Isola T iberina\,&rdquo\; is a portrait of a tiny\, charming Italian village that calls to Laura&rsquo\;s heart. Mary Bode Byrd&rsquo\;s mixed media acrylic \, &ldquo\;Going to the Fair\,&rdquo\; imagines a better summer ahead in w hich we gather with our friends and children and grandchildren and enjoy t he simple joy of a trip to the fair\, or carnival or boardwalk. Mary&rsquo \;s colorful abstract painting sings with the joys of summer.

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We hope you&rsquo\;ll come in and share our reverie this month\, there are w armer\, brighter\, more fantastic days ahead. Gallery One is open daily 10 am &ndash\; 4pm. Gallery One is open 7 days a week The Gallery is always s taffed by an artist. Gallery One is located at 32 Atlantic Avenue (RTn26) Ocean View\, DE\, 302.537.5055\,
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