Our Talented Friend Rosa Silverman

3/19/2013

Sculpture, Love, colored clay, mixed and glazed.10"x4"x5"

We recently visited friends for a lovely dinner and conversa-tion. The highlight just might have been seeing a new cycle of work by our hostess, Rosa Silverman.
The nice thing about having a web site is being able to display art, just because.

New work by Rosa Silverman.

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3/21/2013 06:37:04 am

George

Interestig! Does Rosa have a web site where larger images of her work can be view?

George Vecsey

3/25/2013 02:01:26 am

Alan, thanks, I don't believe so, but we are letting some friends know about a talented lady.
I'll keep you posted. Our best to your family.
GV

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3/25/2013 09:33:47 am

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3/26/2013 09:29:49 am

Please send a message and I will send photos of my sculptures
rosa

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