Artist Review: 2011 Traditional Artisan's Preview Show is being held for the 5th year. This show is organized by Leonard Marschark who is one of the craftsmen and 18th Century Clockmaker. This show is designed to benefit Bedminster Land Conservancy and is located at the Upper Bucks County Vocational Technical School in Bedminster PA. You will meet more than 40 Artisans and their incredible hand crafted treasures. All the artisans are nationally recognized.

Museum Quality Artistry from some of the country's most respected artisans. This show will exceed your expectations! You are invited to see and meet more than 30 Artisans and their incredible hand crafted treasures, gathered together here in Bucks County for this exclusive preview show.

SHOW NAME:
2011 Traditional Artisan's Preview Show

WHEN:
September 17th & 18th, 2011

SHOW TIMES:
Saturday, September 17th - 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday, September 18th - 10 am to 4 pm

Admission Price:
$8.00 per person
$2.00 off with show post card

Please Click Here if you would like complimentary half price tickets. We will mail your tickets to your postal address. Please email us just your house address..

Proceeds benefit the Bedminster Land Conservancy

LOCATION:

Upper Bucks County
Vocational Technical School
3115 Ridge Road
Bedminster, PA 18910

Note: For GPS or Mapquest directions
please use - "Perkasie, PA 18955

Sponsor:

This show is sponsored by Early American Life Magazine.

Links:

For More Information Click Here
Artist's Attending The Bedminster Show Click Here
For the Bedminster Show Brochure Click Here
For information about our sponsor
Early American Life Click Here

DEMONSTRATION BY NANCY ROSIER
THE ART OF THEOREM PAINTING

Theorems are oil paintings on eggshell colored velvet. Each painting is hand painted by the artist with the use of a stencil. They are not mass-produced.

Each theorem starts as a numbered line drawing. The numbers represent position not color. The stencil is then cut from the line drawing. Each stencil and the correct color is then applied to the cotton velveteen fabric. The numbered stencils are then used in sequence to complete a finished theorem. Theorems are true American Folk Art which can be found in Museums throughout the United States.

Click here if you would like to make sure Nancy brings a theorem to the Bedminster Show that you have seen featured in one of our galleries, please email Nancy at nancy@rosier-period-art.com