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Michael Timothy Davis Fine Art 

9/10/2015

 
Three Sisters Art Show and Sale to feature award winning artist Michael Timothy Davis. Michael Timothy Davis is a West Virginia native and graduate of Shepherd University located in Shepherdstown, WV.
Artist Reception Sat. Oct. 17 Barns of Rose Hill
After earning his BFA in Painting he continued his studies at the Schuler School of Fine Art in Baltimore, MD where he learned the skills and techniques associated with classical realist painting. The show is free and open to the public at Barns of Rose Hill in Berryville, VA Oct. 17 - Nov. 21.
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    Barns of Rose Hill
    95 Chalmers Court
    Berryville, Va. 22611
    Artists price their own work and retain 60% of sale.

    Only $20 to Register

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    Fri. Oct. 2–Tues. Oct. 14

    Artist Reception Potluck
    Sat. Oct. 17 1:00 pm

    Show and Sale Dates
    Tues. Oct. 17-Sat. Nov. 21

    Customers Pickup Art Purchased
    Sun. Nov. 22 - Tues. Nov. 24

    Artists Pickup Unsold Art
    Sun. Nov. 22 - Tues. Nov. 24

    Art Show & Sale Ends
    Wed. Nov. 25

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    The Three Sisters Regional Art Challenge is a new program to support a temporary public fine-art project that engages communities, enhances creativity and enriches the vibrancy of Native American culture in the region. Successful entries will be exhibited in the gallery at Barns of Rose Hill Cultural Center in Berryville, Va.

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