Paintings from the Garden State Students of Charles David Viera
September 7 - September 28
“The landscape of NJ, from the beautiful shoreline to the spacious farmlands, has been a wonderful inspiration to artists and is often overlooked when the conversation turns to the beauty of the northeast,” states Viera. “Working primarily from vistas in Hunterdon and Mercer Counties, the artwork in this exhibition will remind us why New Jersey was dubbed the Garden State.”
Inez Bastido Kline
Anne Marie Coppola
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