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Rehoboth Art League holds reception for Members’ Fine Art Exhibit
Roy Fitzgerald stands with his sculpture, “Arising.” Fitzgerald received the Louise Chambers Corkran Award for Sculpture.
August 3, 2019
The Rehoboth Art League opened its 81st Annual Members’ Fine Art Exhibition July 26 at the historic campus in Henlopen Acres. The exhibit showcases a variety of 2D and 3D media by over 125 of the league’s members. Awards of Excellence were awarded to 10 artists.
Also on display in the Homestead Gallery is work by photographer Beth Trepper. The exhibition is on display until Sept 1. For more information go to www.rehobothartleague.org.
Roy Fitzgerald stands with his sculpture, “Arising.” Fitzgerald received the Louise Chambers Corkran Award for Sculpture.
Sharon Hart, left, and Alice Betts admire the painting by Peter Hanks, recipient of the Howard Schroeder Award of Portraiture. Hank’s painting is titled “Phil and Peppa.”
The Sarah Ethel Tunnell Award, Best in Show, was awarded to Linda Hill for her oil painting titled “Last Horizon.”
Enjoying the very popular exhibit and the fine food from Brandywine Senior Living are (l-r) Holly Russell, John Hennessey and Mary Jo Tarallo.
Brook Hedge took home the William Horn Award for Photography with her image, “Once Was.”
Participating artists Ellen and Russ Notar enjoy the best seat in the gallery.
Savitri Khalsa, a recent RAL member, stands with her hand-thrown sculpture, “Sun.”
Gathered around Anne Barney’s pastel titled “Mountain Meadow” are (l-r) Steve van Order, Barney, Dan McDonald, and Pat West.
Chatting in the gallery are (l-r) Kim Burnett, Walt McEvilly, participating artist Rita Poore and Christy McEvilly.
The Thomas McFarland Skelly Award for Painting was awarded to Gordon Inyard for his image, “Flamingo Hotel.”
The Mary Derrickson McCurdy Award was presented to William Scott Broadfoot for his image “Bethany Beach Tower.”
Standing with a painting “#1595 Lantern” is participating artist Aina Nergaard-Nammack.
Tracy Harrell smiles with her painting, “Dunes at the Cape.“
In the Homestead Gallery are Beth Trepper’s photos from Ireland. Trepper, a Delaware Division of the Arts Fellowship recipient, photographed the images using an Infrared camera in order to capture Ireland’s ancient history and folklore. Shown is “Sheep Family.”
