March of the Ladybugs Reproduction by Tom Kelly Type_For Kids and the use of impressions

and the use of impressions in clay fueled her love of texture

linking pioneers in art in fascinating and unexpected ways

Acoustic (bronze) and electric (silver) guitar string circlets and shiny beads on silver jewelry wire form a hoop (just over 1

Later studies at Gaston College and Penland School of Craft as well as workshops with nationally known potters combined with her lifelong work in painting and drawing form the basis of her knowledge and skills in clay

Approximately 2" long

March of the Ladybugs Reproduction by Tom Kelly Type_For Kids and the use of impressionsThis limited edition reproduction features an image from an original oil painting by the late Tom Kelly of Mineral Point, Wisconsin. The image size is 5. 75" x 4" and paper size is 9" x 11". Tom Kelly was destined to become an artist. He credited his artistic creativity to his grandmother, Cecilia Anderson. Kelly had many fond memories of walking through the woods with her, hunting for plants to place in her basket for dying her hand spun wool. When