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November 21, 2009 in Washington Voices
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Liberty Lake Library program covers walls, highlights works
Liberty Lake artist Linda Schneider is the artist of the month at the Liberty Lake Library. While her show is mostly watercolors of children and animals, Contempory Ornate Pictorial Calligraphy done with the pointed pen is one of her favorite styles. Pictured behind her is “The Nosey Lab,” which was her daughter’s Labrador retriever, Elllie.
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Visitors to the Liberty Lake Library this month have seen something different – watercolor paintings of children and dogs hanging on the walls. The paintings were all created by Liberty Lake resident Linda Schneider, who is the third artist to take advantage of the Library’s new artist program.
Every month a new artist will display their work on the walls and be given a chance to host a public event. “It’s got to be something informative or it could be teaching,” said library director Pamela Mogen.
Schneider’s watercolors are of her young son, now 17, and the family pets. …
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