Celebration of art in Columbiana
At right, featured artist Nancy Hawkins of Columbiana sets up her easel and paints, as she talks to Joe Colella, of New Waterford Saturday morning. Hawkins was one of artists in attendance, selling artwork during the inaugural Idabelle Firestone “Art In Her Heart” fine arts sale in Firestone Park. More that 17 artists had popup tents set up outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden, selling their work for everything from “littles” for $35 each to larger paintings in ornate frames running several hundred dollars. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Featured artist Nancy Hawkins of Columbiana talks to a visitor, while setting up her easel and paints during Saturday’s inaugural Idabelle Firestone “Art In Her Heart” fine arts sale in Firestone Park. Seventeen artists had popup tents set up outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden, selling their wares for everything from “littles” for $35 each to larger paintings in ornate frames running several hundred dollars. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Artwork of the “Art in Her Heart” featured artist Nancy Hawkins was on display at an event tent right outside of the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden during Saturday’s fine arts sale in Firestone Park. The event was sponsored by the Firestone Park Cultural and Custodial Commitee to draw attention to the building and its beautiful gardens. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi
At right, Leetonia artist Linda Steele visits with former village residents Susan (Thell) and Bill Snyder, both fellow Bear alumni who now call Columbiana home, Saturday morning outside her booth at the Idabelle Firestone. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Artist Linda Steele had several of her custom tables embellished with a painted design on the tabletop, including this one at Saturday’ “Art In Her Heart” fine art shop outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden in Columbiana’ Firestone Park. She was one of 17 artists sharing their work, which was available for purchase as part of the promotional event. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Artists participating in the “Art In Her Heart” fine art show outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden exhibited many beautiful pieces of artwork, taking advantage of Saturday’s lovely weather at the event sponsored by the Firestone Park Cultural and Custodial Committee. The event included the work of 17 artists, all available for sale; a look at Idabelle’s life shared via video inside the Gathering Place along with live music. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
This piece of 27”x40” artwork featuring two macaws was available for purchase in the Warm Hearts Studio both for $300 with the frame Saturday during the “Art in Her Heart” fine art show held outdoors, where visitors could enjoy the lovely gardens surrounding the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place in Columbiana’s Firestone Park. Artist Barbara J. Marrama used watercolors and graphite pencils to complete the work. (Photo by Stephanie)
At right, featured artist Nancy Hawkins of Columbiana sets up her easel and paints, as she talks to Joe Colella, of New Waterford Saturday morning. Hawkins was one of artists in attendance, selling artwork during the inaugural Idabelle Firestone “Art In Her Heart” fine arts sale in Firestone Park. More that 17 artists had popup tents set up outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden, selling their work for everything from “littles” for $35 each to larger paintings in ornate frames running several hundred dollars. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Featured artist Nancy Hawkins of Columbiana talks to a visitor, while setting up her easel and paints during Saturday’s inaugural Idabelle Firestone “Art In Her Heart” fine arts sale in Firestone Park. Seventeen artists had popup tents set up outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden, selling their wares for everything from “littles” for $35 each to larger paintings in ornate frames running several hundred dollars. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Artwork of the “Art in Her Heart” featured artist Nancy Hawkins was on display at an event tent right outside of the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden during Saturday’s fine arts sale in Firestone Park. The event was sponsored by the Firestone Park Cultural and Custodial Commitee to draw attention to the building and its beautiful gardens. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi
At right, Leetonia artist Linda Steele visits with former village residents Susan (Thell) and Bill Snyder, both fellow Bear alumni who now call Columbiana home, Saturday morning outside her booth at the Idabelle Firestone. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Artist Linda Steele had several of her custom tables embellished with a painted design on the tabletop, including this one at Saturday’ “Art In Her Heart” fine art shop outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden in Columbiana’ Firestone Park. She was one of 17 artists sharing their work, which was available for purchase as part of the promotional event. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
Artists participating in the “Art In Her Heart” fine art show outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden exhibited many beautiful pieces of artwork, taking advantage of Saturday’s lovely weather at the event sponsored by the Firestone Park Cultural and Custodial Committee. The event included the work of 17 artists, all available for sale; a look at Idabelle’s life shared via video inside the Gathering Place along with live music. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
This piece of 27”x40” artwork featuring two macaws was available for purchase in the Warm Hearts Studio both for $300 with the frame Saturday during the “Art in Her Heart” fine art show held outdoors, where visitors could enjoy the lovely gardens surrounding the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place in Columbiana’s Firestone Park. Artist Barbara J. Marrama used watercolors and graphite pencils to complete the work. (Photo by Stephanie)
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More that 17 artists had popup tents set up outside the Idabelle Firestone Gathering Place and Garden, selling their work for everything from "littles" for $35 each to larger paintings in ornate frames running several hundred dollars. during the inaugural Idabelle Firestone "Art In Her Heart" fine arts sale in Firestone Park Saturday morning. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)