Cape and Islands - Desperately Awaiting Signs of Spring! The calendar says Spring, but all of Mother Natures signs of spring are still hidden as we await an end to the longest, coldest, snowiest winter on record. The crocuses should be in full bloom and the daffodils should be sprouting leaves but sadly the bulbs are still frozen and buried under multiple feet of snow - lets hope for a showing later in the month. Despite the too cold weather, there are several signs of Spring.

Specially designed to preview contemporary and historic western art coming up for sale. Designed to provide collectors of historic American paintings, sculpture and drawings with all the necessary information they need to aquire new works of art. They tell you the thought process behind their creative methods and reveal their painting techniques.

The Art of Bill Farnsworth. Every work he displayed was of the highest quality and greatest appeal. Naturally, Linda and I purchased one of his paintings and it hangs proudly in our personal collection. Each time I look at it, it brings back the pleasure of meeting Bill and being introduced to his work. Art Historian and Museum Director.

A purely bias and highly subjective Blog listing random thoughts, ideas and suggestions on ALL THINGS CAPE COD. If youre fond of sand dunes and salty air; Quaint little villages here and there; Youre sure to fall in love with MY Cape Cod! Sunday, June 16, 2013. The stones indicate the distance of each town to both Plymouth and Provincetown. Tuesday, February 5, 2013.

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Owned and operated by potter Kim Barry, Clay Trout Pottery is located in a small sea coast town in Massachusetts and specializes in producing unique hand-thrown plant containers by traditional methods. Patinas or finishes are applied and fired into the pots to enhance their surface.

Pfeiffer was recently featured on the podcast, Suggested Donation. Jacob talks about his start in the Milwaukee Public Schools and his journey to becoming a professional artist. To listen on itunes please click here.