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Kettlewood paintings

Paintings by Dr. Bea Card Kettlewood. ; photographed by one of her students, Tony Gallo.
# 1 Route 208 (Round Circles for Betty) 36 x36 1979 NJ #2 4000' 4 PM View of Fire Island 30 x 24 1988 NY #3 Atlantic Waves at Seaside Park 25 1/2 x 30 2010 NJ #4 Down the Shore 22 x 28 2008 NJ
# 5 Arch by the Musconetcong River 24 x 30 2010 NJ # 6 Tranquility 24 x 20 2010 NJ # 7 March 31, 2010 Paterson Falls 36 x 26 2010 NJ # 8 Ringwood Mine House 32 x 32 1983 NJ
# 9 FRC Dandelions 16 x 20 2009 NJ # 10 Escaping Gernanium, Geneva 40 x 30 2007 Switzerland # 11 Novemeber Storm, Pemaquid Point 30 x 40 1970 ME # 12 Paint Remnants, Port Clyde 34 x 46 1974 ME
# 13 October Waves, Pemaquid Point 25 x 38 2007 ME # 14 Harbor Reflections, Kennebunkport 24 x 36 2007 ME # 15 Dark Shadows, Pemaquid Point 40 x 30 2009 ME # 16 Wiscasset Windows 20 x 16 2005 ME
# 17 Low Tide, Long Ropes 18 x 74 1998 ME # 18 Eggemoggin Beach Sunset 24 x 18 2001 ME # 19 View from the Studio Window (Winslow Homer) 24 x 30 1999 ME # 20 Color In, Color Out (BCK Studio) 24 x 30 2002 NJ
# 21 Newagen Dock 30 x 30 1992 ME # 22 Missing Mullions, Port Clyde 24 x 36 1998 ME # 23 South Street Eclecticism (Middletown) 24 x 30 1986 NY # 24 New Hampshire Wildflowers 20 x 16 2002 NH
# 25 CallandarWhite Roses 28 x 22 2004 Scotland # 26 Nairn Beach 24 x 18 2008 Scotland # 27 Edradour Stream 16 x 24 2009 Scotland # 28 Rape Seed 28 x 28 2009 Scotland
# 29 Coytesville Kitchen 28 x 30 1986 NJ # 30 Architectural Classicism Philadelphia 24 x 24 2005 PA

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Kerry Mueller 22-Apr-2012 23:21
Dear Mrs. Kettlewood, I was just thinking the other day -- more than 50 years later-- of how you told us that you were taught to draw a butterfly by starting with a box, and you didn't like that, so you drew the butterfly first, and then added the box. Now in retirement, I'm doing art for the first time since 9th grade with you and Miss Enright. I have taken up pottery and collage, and I'm not very good, but it is liberating to be the worst student in the class. Thanks for opening a door for me. yours, Kerry Mueller
Guest 02-Aug-2010 13:04
Dear Bea,
The work is inspiring... and so are you. Thank you for all that you have shared. It has certainly left its mark on me.
With love and appreciation,
Julie Friedman
Guest 28-Jul-2010 11:45
Every once in a while I come across someone charismatic, talented, and deeply human. This special individual is Bea Kettlewood! She contnues to inspire students, especially this student of life - Thank you, Bea, for the beauty you bring through your work and your presence! Dorothy Quinn
Carolyn Croll 27-Jul-2010 12:30
Dear Bea,
Love them all.
Very interesting how even though there are no figures, each is lively and alive.
Congratulations. So inspiring!

Much love, Carolyn Croll
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