Current Members in alpa order:
Dianne Bauer (Art), Harrington DE, purpleponystudio.com
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| Copyright 2012 © Dianne Bauer |
I enjoy the freedom of exploring all media in my painting. My work expresses a playful energy in color and design. I am adept in photography and digital composition. Also, my work in sculpture and crafts has been a valuable tool in teaching workshops.
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Maria Liberto Bessette (Art), Dover DE, http://www.libertosart.com/
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| Copyright 2012© Liberto's Art |
Maria's achievements as a supporter of the arts as well as persuing many art medias is evident. Her creative talent and art advocacy has led her from art instructor to art director while creating many paintings and artisan wares. She has appeared in many regional and local exhibits, while winning many awards. She is proud to be the current president of the Holly Branch of NLAPW to promote the awareness of the creative spirit in Central Delaware and nearby areas.
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Jean Bowers (Art), Milton DE, http://www.delawarebyhand.org/bowers.htm
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| Copyright 2012 ©Jean Bowers |
Jean retired as a librarian and library manager in 2009 and relocated from the Virginia and Washington, D.C. area to Sussex County Delaware. Jean was drawn to Delaware by the small town atmosphere and the natural beauty found in the ocean, the countryside, and the woods. Many of her paintings depict the beauty found in local scenes.
Jean is continuing her art studies begun in the early 1980s when she was a BFA student. Since retiring Jean has renewed her interest in art and has begun to practice and study extensively.
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Elaine Cramer (Letters), Camden DE
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K M Hammond (Art) (Letters), Camden DE, KMHammondART.com
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| Copyright 2012 © KM Hammond |
K. M. Hammond celebrates 50 years of professional artistry which started in Dover, DE in 1959. Hammond has been a member of the National League of American Pen Women since 1980, now celebrating her 30 year anniversary. Focusing on painting, Still Life, Florals, Portraits and Landscapes she has won many prizes, ribbons and one-person exhibits.
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Ann Hanna (Art) Dagsboro DE, http://www.annehanna.com/
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| Copyright © 2012 Anne Hanna |
Anne Hanna is a nationally-recognized watercolorist living near Dagsboro, Delaware. She has exhibited widely in the Washington, DC, Baltimore and throughout Delaware for the last 30 years. Anne moved from Laurel, Maryland, a Washington suburb, to Delaware in 1998.
In July 2007, Anne was awarded a fellowship by the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. She was among 20 fellow visual artists, writers and composers focusing on their own creative projects at a working retreat near Sweet Briar College. A typical residency ranges from two weeks to two months. An artist is provided with a private studio, accommodations and meals in a distraction-free atmosphere.Since 1999, she has had one person shows at the Rehoboth Art League, Delaware Tech, the Peninsula Gallery in Bethany Beach, and the Zwaanendael Gallery of Art. Her prints are represented at the Coastal Art and Framing Gallery. In March of 2004, she was the featured artist of her print company, Qoro LLC, at the five-day International Art Expo at New York City's Javits Center.
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Donna Hansen (Art) Dover DE
Donna Hansen (Art) Dover DE
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| Copyright 2012 © Donna Hansen |
Art has always had a place in Donna's life. She began painting 10 years ago when she studied with George Bockius. She also studied with area artists Jean Francis and Earl Abbott as well as attending master classes at the Academy Art Museum of Easton, Maryland.
"Painting provides me with a passion, a challenge and pleasure. It is a never ending lesson. Plein Aire (live on location) is my favorite type. Needless to say I love painting" says Donna. Many of her current paintings are scenes of historic areas and landscapes of Delaware. Skilled in traditional oil painting techniques, she has recently ventured into watercolors.
Donna Hansen's work has been accepted and honored in many juried shows throughout Delaware and Maryland. She has lived in Delaware for over 40 years. She currently resides in Dover with her husband Donald. In 2002, Donna sold two oil paintings of 911 themes and donated the proceeds to the American Red Cross Liberty Fund. In 2001, Donna donated a Plein Aire sketch of the Mispillian Lighthouse to the Keepers of the Mispillion Lighthouse to create signed numbered prints to be sold to restore the Lighthouse.
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Gloria K Hropvich (Art) Dover DE
"Painting provides me with a passion, a challenge and pleasure. It is a never ending lesson. Plein Aire (live on location) is my favorite type. Needless to say I love painting" says Donna. Many of her current paintings are scenes of historic areas and landscapes of Delaware. Skilled in traditional oil painting techniques, she has recently ventured into watercolors.
Donna Hansen's work has been accepted and honored in many juried shows throughout Delaware and Maryland. She has lived in Delaware for over 40 years. She currently resides in Dover with her husband Donald. In 2002, Donna sold two oil paintings of 911 themes and donated the proceeds to the American Red Cross Liberty Fund. In 2001, Donna donated a Plein Aire sketch of the Mispillian Lighthouse to the Keepers of the Mispillion Lighthouse to create signed numbered prints to be sold to restore the Lighthouse.
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Gloria K Hropvich (Art) Dover DE
Gloria joined NLAPW in 1995. She has studied with Joan Badman, Donald Parks and Jack Lewis. In 2000 she was Co-chair of the NLAPW National Art Show at George Mason University in Arlington VA. She has been the owner/operator of Woodside Gallery and framing shop and created the series of 7 Kent County Train Stations in Delaware.
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Joyce Hammond Lewis (Letters) Camden DE, http://www.artcenterprises.com/
A 30-year career in Typing, Editing, Designing, Layout, Paste-up, Publishing portfolio includes: Delaware State News as a Paste-up Editor in the 1980’s, plus in 1994/96 Designed, Typed and Edited over 100 original new Card and Table games for the company GamesbyDebbie.com©, as well as Typed, Edited, Designed and Created 11 books, booklets, and Media literature. Media Posters, Flyers and Announcement Banners, Event Brochures, Name tags, and Business Cards, as well as other Media Public Awareness creations, and Freelancing in Photography are also a passion of mine. Some of the Humanitarian skills matured over the past 32 years have been as Fine Art Exhibit Planner, Social Event Planner, Trade Show Demonstrator, Public Awareness Director, Crowd Control Security, Site Hostess, Usher and Party Hostes.
Primarily Promoting and Designing for KMHammondART.com©, now thru ArtCEnterprises.com, a Design Marketing Company, has been the focus since 1994. Accepting the title of Webmaster for three different websites, also keeps me challenged. I am honored to hold a “Letters” Membership with the National League of American Pen Women/Holly Branch in 2010.
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Eslye Lee Moore (Art) eslye.com
I am an artist, with many years of working for architects, engineers, city planners. My work in graphics and freelance art led to historic preservation for my home town Macon, Georgia, leading to the pleasure of an very interesting life meeting all the beautiful people who loved history and art..
My volunteer work for a Cherry Blossom Poster for Macon, Georgia's Cherry Blossom Festival,1986, gained a credit from the Queen Mother of England..I'm a proud member of the National League of American Pen Women, with my name on a stone in Pen Women's Gardens, Stone Mountain, Georgia.
It is thrilling to finally share my books and paintings that tell stories of some who have passed through the years of one's life, and gives some form of immortality to it all...
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Patricia Parson-Beetschen (Letters) Dover DE
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Pat is currently involved with The Children's Theatre, Inc. of Dover & Kent County Delaware of which she is a board member and Artistic Director. She has been involved with the non-profit theatre group since 1997. She started helping out by just doing makeup and hair for the theatre, when her daughter joined the theatre group when she was eight years old. She enjoyed being a part of such a community oriented and nurturing group of all volunteer members which lead to her to be a makeup artist and soon became a board member. She became interested in directing after assisting on three main stage productions. Since that time she has directed many plays. She wrote an original main stage play which was performed by the children of our theatre group, on stage at Wells Theatre, Wesley College and The Schwartz Center for the Arts in April of 2008 (The "Oh, So, True" Tale of Hansel and Gretel, The Three Little Pigs and Little Red Riding Hood". In 2009, My daughter, Kathleen and I directed local playwright, Jim Rogin's adaptation of "Cinderella". I adapted his version of the play to include more characters for our April 2009 production.
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Kathryn A Pippin (Letters) Lewes, DE
Press releases and profile pieces have followed the book publications. Some of that press includes: Beach Life Magazine, Southern Delaware Magazine, Coast Press, Sunday News Journal and Smyrna/Clayton Sun Times.
Unpublished Projects:
Articles on Maryland Beaten Biscuits, RR retreat at Rehoboth, Metal Sculpture, and Confederate Veterans Home at Pikesville, MD.
Recent Project: An educational blog (infrequent entries) called Blackboard Scribblings under pen name Catherine deCourcey.
Unpublished Projects:
Articles on Maryland Beaten Biscuits, RR retreat at Rehoboth, Metal Sculpture, and Confederate Veterans Home at Pikesville, MD.
Recent Project: An educational blog (infrequent entries) called Blackboard Scribblings under pen name Catherine deCourcey.
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Ann Dagmar Rosati (Art) Millsboro DE
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Dolores Fenix Sapienza (Letters) Dewey Beach DE
Dolores is a charter member of the Delaware Press Association and a former invited Community Guest Columnist for the NewsJournal.
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Maxine McWhorter Ungerbuehler (Letters) Lewes DE
Honey Bunny
by Maxine McWhorter Ungerbuehler, sketches by Bobby Pomeroy
An old-fashioned fable with a lovely twist and valuable lessons.
©1999, 43 pages
by Maxine McWhorter Ungerbuehler, sketches by Bobby Pomeroy
An old-fashioned fable with a lovely twist and valuable lessons.
©1999, 43 pages
The Golden Horse of Heaven
by Maxine McWhorter Ungerbuehler, illustrated by Pam Simpson
A story for children from 3 to 93 about the friendship between a little girl and an imaginary horse.
19 pgs. ©1999
by Maxine McWhorter Ungerbuehler, illustrated by Pam Simpson
A story for children from 3 to 93 about the friendship between a little girl and an imaginary horse.
19 pgs. ©1999
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