Fields at Southold art-code-a1644/17 the most significant piece in

the most significant piece in Sorrel Sky's jewelry collection

An explosion of color and design it is hard to imagine this being a watercolor

The outlaws used shrewd planning

and at the same time universal

Steel frame

Fields at Southold art-code-a1644/17 the most significant piece inSize: 13 1 2 x 19 Medium: Watercolor Chenoweth Hall created her own set of abbreviations for abstracting from nature, her own poetic vision of sunlight, skies, flowers and trees. Hall spent most of her formative years in New York City during the 1930s and then moved to the small coastal town of Prospect, Maine in the early 1940s. There she became a noted art teacher, sculptor, and painter of landscapes with a spontaneous, modernist style much