View Our Silent Auction Items!

Here is a sneak peak of our exciting Auction Items!

All generously donated by Flanders' friends and supporters.

(please note, some pictures are not of actual items, but for display only)

(additional descriptions on some items coming soon!)

	1001	"Golden Chick" by Melody Asbury 6 x 6 oil painting
	1002	30 x 40 Canvas Print of Wood Sculpture
	1003	16 x 20 Canvas Print of Wood Sculpture
	1004	16 x 20 Canvas Print Of Wood Sculputure
	1005	16 x 20 Canvas Print Of Wood Sculputure
	1006	16 x 20 Canvas Print Of Wood Sculpture
	1007	"Tree By The Bantam Lake" by Marija McCarthy An original watercolor by Marjia McCarthy, a longtime member of Flanders art committee. 23" x 30", framed.
	1008	"Window Into Ontario" by Robert Bateman Robert McLellan Bateman is a Canadian naturalist, educator, and painter. "In this print you can see the huge old maple......It has now given rise to a variety of ages of younger maples I have echoed the blue and white patches of the bird's wings in an expanded, diffuse way in the shadows of on the snow" R. Bateman. 24" x 37" framed.
	1009	"Red Barn" by Robert Crawford 24" x 18" , acrylic on canvas
	1010	House With Bird Porcelain Sculpture Bisque fired, then high fired at 2300 degrees, this English porcelain, clear glaze sculpture symbolizes ‘home’ and all that home connotes. The bird on the roof is the protector of home. Suitable for holding poems or notes to a loved one, tea bags, or perhaps just suitable for admiring. Local ceramicist Diana Chamberlain, trained at St. Martin’s School of Art in London, and Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, works in porcelain for its suppleness, delicacy and strength. She believes that porcelain’s willingness to transform makes it a perfect medium for exploring the concept of shelter.

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