 Doris Price, represented by Legends & Lore Galley works in mixed media, is a Jazz and Blues enthusiast who grew up on a family farm in Sussex County, Delaware. Doris Price is listed in Who's Who in American Art, published in The Best of Acrylic Paintings pub. '96, Rockport Publishers and her works are in many private collections. She has works in the collections of Apex Museum, Atlanta, GA; Nassau County Museum, Roslyn Harbor, LI, NY; Eastern Washington University,Cheyney, WA; Medgar Evers College, Brooklyn, NY; York College, Queens, NY; and Delaware State University, Dover, DE.
Ed Luterio |
 Ed Luterio is a freelance illustrator and marine artist. His subject matter includes, but is not limited to game fish. His work can be seen monthly in Salt Water Sportsman Magazine and his paintings have twice adorned the cover of Striped Bass Magazine. Danielle draws inspiration from brightly colored scenes and creatures, and from the nature photos she takes. Living near Lewes, she loves the beauty and peace of the ever-changing colors in the ocean and sky in the afternoon and evening. Her series of plein air seascapes represent this fondness. At her home studio, she enjoys the challenge of capturing the detail of living things, especially birds, in a realistic way. |
Maggie O'Neill |
 Maggie O'Neill is a self-employed Washington, DC artist who specializes in privately commissioned custom paintings, portraits and murals. O'Neill attended Holy Cross College in Worcester, MA, where she received a BA in Political Science. It was at Holy Cross where she discovered her love for painting. In the months following graduation, O'Neill decided to pursue further education in photography and painting and began a Masters of Fine Art program through the University of Georgia, in Cortona Italy.
ABRAXAS |
 ABRAXAS "Look Out" and other signed, limited edition prints are available framed or unframed at Legends & Lore Gallery in Dewey Beaches, Ruddertowne.
Early in life Abraxas developed a curiosity for color and it's appearance in nature. Searching for a link between the grand paintings of old masters and the beauty of nature led him to the New Renaissance Academy. There he learned the techniques that characterized the works of Leonardo Da Vinci, Rembrandt, Bierstadt, and other great masters of oils. Abraxas implements this knowledge to illuminate and bring life to his work.
Susan Waters Short |
 Susan Waters Short has resided in Lewes Delaware for 6 years with her husband Michael. Originally from Willingboro, NJ and Perkasie Pa, She has been a member of the Willingboro Art Alliance and Doylestown Art League. A graduate of Rutgers University in Graphic art, her first love is painting and Pen and Ink. Her show highlights a selection of ink and color pencil drawings both local and of her travels across the US and Canada.
Judy G. Rolfe |
 Judy G. Rolfe, A former USA Today photo editor, has established herself as a well-known freelance photographer in the Washington, D.C. and Delmarva areas. In 1992, she decided to leave her steady career as a photo editor and attempt to make a living looking through a camera lens rather than a photo loupe. Judy received her first camera from her parents at age 14 and has been shooting pictures ever since. Her leap into freelance photography was the realization of a life-long dream. Her photography career is now a way of life, taking her on jobs all over the United States and, most recently, to China, Indonesia, Central and South America, the Balkans, and West Africa.
Pamela Montague |
 Pamela S. Montague was born in Southern Delaware in 1969 to a family that embraced the arts, helping her create her love for the arts. At an early age her love for the outdoors and vast scenery of various landscapes, taught Pam the essential importance of the Earth's beauty. Attending the Art Institute of Philadelphia helped channel her desire to create. Ultimately, she is reaching new heights within the photographic profession.
Veronica Mauro |
 Veronica Mauro’s work can best be described as contemporary impressionism with an emphasis on vivid color and dramatic light. Mauro's study of art began with painting classes in New York City, at the Brooklyn and Metropolitan Museums of Art they further developed through classes at the Traphagen School of Design, the Art Students Leahue, the Barnes Foundation, The Delaware Art Museum and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Mauro has studied with Marilyn Bauman, Britt Haglid and Edward Loper.
“As far back as I can remember color has been a driving creative force in my life. Color’s importance seemed only to grow as my understanding and ability to mix and create new shades expanded. Once I discovered oil paints, they became my favorite medium. I love everything about them—the luscious color possibilities and the creamy texture which can be built up or smoothed down. I work primarily with brush but am finding palette knife adds greatly to my expressiveness.” ~Mauro
Michael Falco Tavani |
 A Plein Air Painter, initially worked with charcoal and watercolors, but soon discovered oil paints and has chosen the medium of oils, mostly because of the rich texture and vibrant color that defines and enhances the drama of the subject. Tavani currently studies with Delaware artist, Edward L. Loper, Sr. and with Loper disciples Marilyn Bauman and Al Straszesky: all of whom focus on the use color to create works of expression. He has also studied at the University of Delaware, and in Rehoboth with artist and colorist, Tara Funk. Tavani’s work has been exhibited at the 11th Street Gallery in Wilmington, DE, the University of Delaware and Café Gelato in Newark, DE
"My earlier work was Zen-like; now, I am an impressionistic painter. My work continues to grow as I am inspired by the Delaware architecture as well as the architecture of Quebec and Italy. I love painting on location as texture, depth and line is what I seek. I have experimented with palette knife and enjoy working with the many layers of color. I like the energy palette knife creates and love the juicy color." ~Tavani | | | | |
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