Bellefonte Historical and Cultural Association
Bellefonte, Pennsylvania

April 2000 Show
Gallery at The Gamble Mill

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The Bellefonte Historical & Cultural Association (BHCA)

Gallery at The Gamble Mill

 

presents

 

RECENT WORKS
 

Funded in part by

The Borough of Bellefonte

&

The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts

 

April 22 – June 10, 2000

Opening and Reception, April 25

 

SUSAN C. STRUBLE

 

  1. Picking Apples (Conte crayon)                                                                 $250

19. Slavic Folk Festival (pencil)                                                                      NFS

20. Jonah (watercolor, India ink, & white gouache)                                        $300

21. Teapot (India ink)                                                                                  $200

22. Still Life with Tin Cup (pencil)                                                                 $200

23. Early Music Group Based on "Myrthe" (watercolor)                                $300

24. Flowers with Hand (watercolor)                                                               $200

25. Still Life with Bat (pencil)                                                                         $200

26. Easter Fanfare (watercolor)                                                                       $300

27. The Connecticut River, Hanover, NH (watercolor)                                  $200

28. Ode to Feminism (India ink with white gouache)                                     $250

29. Westinghouse Airbrake Headquarters, Wilmerding (watercolor)              $300

30. The Eye of the Public Is in his Lap--Debate (India ink with

                                                            white gouache)                                    $200

 

 

HARRIET E. ROSENBERG

 

  2. Die Fledermaus (wallpaper collage)                                                          $100

  3. Kalevala, "Louhi of North Farm" (cut paper collage)                               $45

  4. Kalevala, "Väinamöinen" (cut paper collage)                                           $45

  5. Nativity; Shepherds (cut paper collage)                                                     $45

  6. Kalevala, Poem 50, "Marjatta" (cut paper collage)                                   $45

  7. Nativity; Three Kings (cut paper collage)                                                 $45

  8. Medusa (cut paper collage)                                                                       $25

  9. Virgin of Guadeloupe #2 (mixed-media collage)                                      NFS

10. Virgin of Guadeloupe #5 (mixed-media collage)                                      NFS

11. Virgin of Guadeloupe #1 (mixed-media collage)                                      NFS

12. Virgin of Guadeloupe, (Sedna) #4 (mixed-media collage)                        NFS

13. Virgin of Guadeloupe #3 (mixed-media collage)                                      NFS

14. Adam (photo collage)                                                                                NFS

15. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik [Walter Ebaugh] (cut paper collage)                  $100

16. The Gardener [Michelle Ebaugh] (cut paper collage)                               $100

17. Tourists Looking Down at a Florentine Floor (cut paper collage)             $100

18. A Midsummer Night's Dream (cut paper collage)                                     $55

 

SUSAN C. STRUBLE of State College has exhibited locally in one-person shows and in group shows in State College, Bellefonte, and Altoona.  She won a first prize in the Art Alliance Members' Show in 1999 and a second prize in the Blair County Arts Festival in 1998.

     Susan attended Emma Willard School in Troy, NY, Carleton College in Northfield, MN and Penn State.  She now works as a volunteer art therapist at Skills Inc. and the Adult Day Activities  Center.

     The pictures in this show include six figurative works, four still lifes, one architectural landscape, and one abstract.  The media vary from watercolor to pencil, Conte crayon, or India ink, sometimes with white gouache.  The unifying element in these pictures is composition, which determines the mood of the picture.  Outside of works in this show, Susan has been working on sculpture, which has made her more aware of the third dimension in her drawing and painting.  She plans to explore this direction in the future.