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Thursday, October 28, 2010

Local Artists Share Views of the World

Coming Soon...

Four New England artists will share their paintings and photographs of subjects from across the globe. From watercolors of the Maine landscape to photographs of Romanian cemeteries, the work in this show will inspire wanderlust.

Philip Lepage of Newmarket will display his beautiful photographs of Romania. These images are steeped in history and amazing architecture. LePage captures his subjects in fantastic color and composition. Painter and illustrator, Gretchen Hatfield, also takes the viewer to Europe with charming paintings of France and Bulgaria.

Maine watercolorist Nanci Nason captures the majesty of the New England landscape in her small works. She finds the natural environment, especially water, inspirational. Dover painter Nick Ellard will display works inspired by his travels both distant and local. Each of the four artists finds beauty and grandeur in intriguing and often unexpected corners of the world.

The show will run from November 9th through December 4th with an opening reception on Friday November 12th from 5-7 PM. The reception is free and open to the public who are invited to meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments.

Philip LePage, Thirteenth Century Eastern Orthodox Church, Photo, 2009

Friday, September 10, 2010

Welcome, Fall!

Downtown Dover is starting to feel the change of fall. Plans are in full swing for this year's Apple Harvest Day (October 2nd), the leaves are changing and there is a welcome cool in the air.

Lucy's ushers fall in with a new show: Captured Dreams and Altered Realities. Photos by Andy Mellen and paintings by Sylvea Johnson fill the shop. Join us for the opening on September 17th from 5-7 PM.

Andy Mellen: Motorcycle I, Motorcycle II, Motorcycle III $150 each



Sylvea Johnson: Untitled Brain Cells
Mixed Media & Collage on Paper Shapes
$12 each or 4 for $40

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Oh, Baby!

Looking for the perfect baby shower gift? Lucy's has many one-of-a-kind baby items including sweaters, booties, crocheted stuffed animals and hand-painted or embellished onesies!


Crocheted "Duranimals" made with acrylic yarn, love and safety eyes
$14 small, $18 medium

Felted Baby Booties by Paula Pelletier
$16 per pair


Jack models a hand painted Hank Williams onesie
These are painted in-store in a variety of designs. Don't see the one you want? Order a custom design!
$16 each

These gifts are guaranteed to be unique. Oh, and all of the examples above are made right here in New Hampshire. :)




Monday, November 16, 2009

Lucy's Under Construction


I've always thought that it's so intriguing and mysterious when new businesses block out their windows so you can't see the preliminary set up... and now I got to do it myself!

While Lucy's gets dolled up for the big opening, Statler and Waldorf will be catching the attention of those passing by. (These were actually our Halloween costumes this year!) If Lucy's can get two thumbs up from these old curmudgeons, we must be doing something right!

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Thanks to Matt for helping me to pull up all of the old carpeting even though he just got off a red-eye flight from the West Coast! What a good friend.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Lucy's Has a Home!

It's true! After a long hunt, Lucy's Art Emporium has found a home! Thanks to lots of help from our friend Tom at Arthur Thomas Properties, Lucy's now has a real life address!

Lucy's Art Emporium, LLC
303 Central Ave.
Dover, NH 03820

We'll be working really hard to open in time for the holiday shopping season and are so very excited!!!


Special Thanks.....

I've already had so much help and would like to start by thanking a couple of great friends.

What is a store without a storefront? I can't possibly say enough good things about Tom at Arthur Thomas Properties. Looking for Real Estate help in New Hampshire? Look no further, seriously...

http://arthurthomasproperties.com/

And have you seen Lucy's amazing logo? It is thanks to the ever-talented illustrator, sculptor and all-around renaissance man, Nathan Walker!

http://nathanwalker.net/