An etching by Stephen Anaya.
Fish and Flowers—Silkscreen, Claymore.
Marcune’s Gallery Exhibits at Antiques and Art Barn
Art and antique lovers attending
the Back Mountain Memorial
Library Auction found an added
attraction when they discovered the
Antiques and Art Barn on 60 Main
St., Dallas, right across from the
library grounds. Paulette Cliff, who
owns the Barn, keeps a beautiful
display of antiques on the ground
floor of the old barn, but the loft is
set aside especially for artists.
During the weeks of July 7 through
July 21, she featured in the loft an
exhibit and sale by the Marcune’s
Gallery of Philadelphia. The
Marcunes specialize in original
signed prints, etchings, lithographs
and silkscreens. They exhibited
many fine prints wheih included
Picasso, Vasanely, Dali, Rockwell
and Neiman.
The exhibit was well attended dur-
ing the week of the auction as
visitors took time from the sale to
browse through the Barn. Mrs. Cliff
said she was well pleased that so
many young people and children
enjoyed the exhibit.
The Marcunes, Carol and Ben, are
summer residents of the Back
Mountain area. Carol is the former
Carol Toluba of Harveys Lake and
graduated from Lake-Lehman High
School. Ben is an industrial designer
from California. They have been art
dealers in Philadelphia for three
Chairs of Paris—An etching, Gustor French. years.
Mrs. Cliff has already scheduled
August exhibits for the loft at the
Barn. Richard Howe and Merlia
Gilbertson of College Misericordia
and Robert Wassel, Maryland Art
Institute, will exhibit their work
Aug. 2-10. A reception will be held
Aug. 2. A Wilkes-Barre group, Ann
Millington, Mary Hendl and Harriet
Peeler, will exhibit their work Aug.
27-Sept. 7.
Piss
Autumn Trees—etching, Moti,
In the foreground is Glendalough pottery ‘by Nancy
Ziegenfus, Shelly Robaen, Martha Longmore and Bruce
Craddock. In the background is pottery by Martha
Kaleshefski, assistant professor at College Misericordia.
Photos
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Mike Hendricks
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