Elizabeth A. Gawronski is now member of Ascribing Artists

REFLECTIONS OF THE SPIRIT ART SHOW BY ASCRIBING ARTISTS MAY, 2010
Elizabeth Gawronski exhibited two of her works in the Reflections of the Spirit show at The Huntsville Art League. This exhibit will run during the entire month of May, 2010.  Art works are reasonably priced for gift giving, for your home or office.
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Check out my art works on Photobucket. This web page has been updated as of May 10, 2014.
My most recent works have been abstracts which are not necessarily posted on the web pages.

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Featuring Easter Sunrise

Outstanding weather for an art sale or any other sale on July 18, 2009. There was a nice turnout for the Pathway Church Sale and the Rev. Brian Atwood was there to help the people in any way that he could. I wore my straw hat to keep the sun out of my eyes because it was a truly bright day. Today I featured my oil-pastel painting entiteld Easter Sunrise which has some bright and bold colors. Please see it at right. This painting is available for purchase. Just call me.
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Elizabeth Gawronski at Funky Fridays on July 10th, 2009 from 4-8 PM

The weather was beautiful but a bit warm for the Funky Fridays Festival at Artisans Cove in Hampton Cove, Alabama. There was a crowd there, mostly for the snow cones and the free jambalaya. Hampton Cove is just over the mountain from where I live so it was just a hop, skip, and a jump to get there. In all, it was a fun day. One of the great things about going to festivals is that you get to meet wonderful new people. I was fortuate to meet a folk artist who goes by the name She She. Her real name is Sheila, but she said call her She She. Her business card said Folk Art by "She She" and her home is in Birmingham, Alabama 35242. It took her one hour, just to set up her art booth. I enjoyed talking with her and admired some of her art work. Her card also said "I am proud to be an American Folk Artist." With her permission, I told her I would post information about her on the internet.

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