Here's a few photos from the Florida Artists Gallery new location in Floral City. The azaleas were in bloom in the gardens.
My pottery has a place of honor on the mantle. Lots of my wall tiles, servng trays, bowls, vases, pendants and more have found new homes.
My cup runneth over with well wishers and positive comments. Happy almost Spring. Thanks so much to you all.
Beautiful spot. Hope it works out well for you.
ReplyDeleteHi Dennis, thanks so much, so far so good and Spring is in the air.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful gallery and display. Best of luck there.
ReplyDeletewhat a pretty place and display of your work! glad to hear things are selling.
ReplyDeleteHi Lori, thanks so much, eye level helps and the historic building lends itself to art displays.
ReplyDeleteHi Michele, thanks, I love the gardens around the building and the strawberry festival was well attended despite the high winds on Sunday.
Beautiful place and gardens and such a lovely way to display your pottery, on the mantel. Best of luck, cher!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lovely place and just the right sort of display for your work, it looks great. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your pieces in the gallery - a lovely setting for them! Enjoyed reading your last few posts - I'm always saying 'Hmm, it's so beautiful, shame to throw it away' - maybe it's the artistic temperment? xCathy
ReplyDeleteThat porch would invite me in. You really have the place of honor on the mantle. How nice that your work is finding its audience. That must feel great.
ReplyDeleteI want to live there! Very lovely!
ReplyDeleteHi Marguerite, thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteHi Anna, thanks, the grounds and building are wonderful.
Hi Catherine, thanks, I know what you mean, shame to throw it away and I wonderful if a bit of feeling it may be wasteful is there and wanting or needing to be thrifty.
Hi Patti, thanks, the porch goes almost all the way around, but on one side is blocked with an addition of a sunroom added later, and I was caught trying to escape that way. Ha.
Hi Sharon, thanks, you could live there and never leave, there is a separate garage and a greenhouse and a few other outbuildings as well and lots of flowers everywhere.