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I work in Cut-Paper Collage, cutting out shapes to fit together precisely to form a picture that is identifiable. My work is colorful and graphic in nature and also 3-dimensional. I’m inspired by the work of Henri Mattise, which has a flat, stylized look. My flat art includes landscapes, farm scenes, sailboats, and different typesContinue reading “Robert DeMario”

Ornamental Hand-Painted Furniture A master colorist who splits her time between Southern California and New Hampshire, Theo Page’s designs are inspired by the vibrant colors, intense light and shadows, and geometric patterns of West Africa, where she spent two years in the Peace Corps. She subsequently travelled in North Africa, the Far East, and CentralContinue reading “Theodora Page”

Sally Cornwell, naturalist, poet and teacher, has had her hands in clay for over 40 years. Starting off with a few classes in high school and college, her enthusiasm for clay grew into a fifteen year apprenticeship with a local potter, a membership in the League of NH Craftsmen, and transitioned into many years onContinue reading “Sally Cornwell”

A resident of the Mount Washington Valley since 1997, MaryAnne appreciates being able to take advantage of the area’s natural beauty.  An award-winning photographer, she participates in annual local shows and on-line contests and challenges. Although primarily self-taught, MaryAnne has recently begun studying with various professional photographers.  These Photo Adventures have taken her to theContinue reading “MaryAnne O’Mara”

Martha Koons, a retired art teacher of 37 years, earned her MS in Art Educationfrom Southern Connecticut University. She is currently working in various paintingmedia, jewelry, and photography and teaching workshops. She has had her workdisplayed in several shows in Connecticut and New Hampshire.Martha grew up in Connecticut where she taught art, conducted workshops inseveralContinue reading “Martha Koons”

Mary Dunn Chase is a self-taught fiber artist. She was born in Rhode Island, but has spent the last 40 years in Tamworth. Although she has created hand-sewn and needlework items for her family for years, this is the first time she has presented her work to the public. Her work consists of quilts, afghansContinue reading “Mary Dunn Chase”

Ann Farnum Lambert has a natural color chip in her brain. This cannot be learned it’s just part of her.  Ann’s parents were operating Wonalancet Farm when she was born and her first years were that of a farm kid, she still has her hay fork but her cow stick is long gone.  She alsoContinue reading “Ann Farnum Lambert”

Peter Andrew Jeschke was born and raised in South Conway, NH. After graduating from Kennett High School in 1968, he travelled extensively, marrying Rizona in India in 1972, and eventually moving with her back to the US. Peter and Rizona have two boys and one grandchild living in California, and have extended families throughout theContinue reading “Peter Andrew Jeschke”

Patsy has been a needle felter for many years and multi mixed medium crafter from childhood. She has always been inspired by nature, and every daily encounters, incorporating that into her creativity. Patsy has lived in NH since birth and proudly sports the NH Made logo on her craftworks. Now she is following her creativeContinue reading “Patsy Fraiser”

PAT GOODWIN strives for a painterly interpretation of realism — capturing a moment or place, and putting it to canvas to be revisited again and again.“I’m drawn to the natural beauty of New Hampshire, as well as memorable places across America and abroad.” A resident of the Mt. Washington Valley for over thirty years, she currentlyContinue reading “Pat Goodwin”