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Dorothy Morgan exhibits works at Pine Run community center I' Pine Run, a life-care communi­ ty located on Ferry Road in Doylestown Township, will host One-woman show at Pine Run i Dorothy Morgan, a well- ( known Pennsylvania artist and a resident of the Pine Run Community on Ferry Road in Doylestown, will exhibit some of her paintings at the Pine Run Craft Barn on August 14 and 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ! Morgan, a native of WilkesBarre, (where she became a charter member of the Wyom- f ing Valley Art League,) is a ; graduate of the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, and the Boston School of Fine Arts, i As a free lance artist, she ■ specialized over the years in il­ lustrations for children's books and textile linen and em­ broidery designs. An early retirement allowed Morgan to devote herself to painting and traveling throughout the United States and Europe. Her works have been ex­ hibited in juried shows in Hazelton, Berwick, the Everhart Museum in Scranton and in Wilkes-Barre. Several of her works have been selected for permanent collec­ tions in public buildings in the Wilkes-Barre area. For more information and . directions, call the Pine Run- ' Community at : 345-9000, ,dxt. | an exhibit and sale of the works' of Dorothy Morgan, Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 14 and 15, from 10 to 3 p.m., in Pine Run’s craft barn. Miss Morgan is a native of Wilkes-Barre, where she became a charter member of the Wyo_• —W .M„ Art x_x League. »------ A. grad x­ ming Valley uate of the Pratt Institute, Diuuniyu, x., emu uie dubvuu Brooklyn, xi. N.Y., and the Boston School of Fine Arts, she pursued a career as a freelance artist in New York City. Her commercial pursuits Included specialization in illustrations for childrens’ publications, as well as textile, linen and embroidery design. Following an early retirement, Miss Morgan devoted herself to painting and extensive travel, throughout the United States and Europe. I Dorothy Morgan’s works have been exhibited in juried shows in Hazelton, Berwick, the Everhart Museum in Scranton and in Wilkes-Barre. Many of ^r works i have been selected for permanent i collections in public buildings In these locations. Additionally, the New York City Water Color Society has exhibited tsr works. 1* M M J n n4 POJSLICITY I ARTS NOTES Since moving to Pine Run, Miss Morgan’s work has been included _______________ in numerous area exhibits,, ... in­ eluding one-woman shows at the Industrial Valley Bank in Doylest0WI1) the Bucks County Bank in Dublin, and at Pine Run Community. The upcoming exhibit and sale at Pine Run will include numerous works in various media, painted throughout the artist’s lifetime. Admission is free and the public is invited, Information and directions: the Pine Run Community, 345-90001, extension 110. r.jZ. <- HeaJ mart* in- paI'nTi'iMi i dm August Mini-gallery Lois D'bday of Coopersbp will be- the_ artl^t-in-residepce during _____ the month oK Auguj "at the minigallery of the\Ja; ies A. Mlchener ~ .. v. Branch. of. theJSucks County Free Library. MX Daday studied as a child wfej/Dr. Walter Baum. She began/.mrking witft^watercolors approxii lately 10 year^ago. Recer t exhibits Include the Hotel B< ,hlehem, Valley Federal Bank ant Merchants Bank. FOR. Ck-^ARANC^ 5AL^ pr. i-ft-n'k-- �' MONTGOMERY COUNTY RECORD Monday. August 12. 1985 ... exhibits works community center i exhibit and sale of the works; Dorothy Morgan, Wednesday id Thursday, Aug. 14 and 15, am 10 to 3 p.m., in Pine Run’s aft bam. Miss Morgan is a native of ilkes-Barre, where she became charter member of the Wyoing Valley Art League. A gradite of the Pratt Institute, ooklyn, N.Y., and the Boston hool of Fine Arts, she pursued career as a freelance artist in iw York City. Her commercial rsuits included specialization illustrations for childrens' blications, as well as textile, ten and embroidery design, howing an early retirement, iss Morgan devoted herself to .inting and extensive travel, roughout the United States and irope. Dorothy Morgan’s works have ;en exhibited in juried shows in izelton, Berwick, the Everhart useum in Scranton and in ilkes-Barre. Many of jhfer works ve been selected for r.armanent llections in public biddings in ese locations. Additbjialiy, the :w Tcork City Wster Color ciety has exhibited hr works. Paucity -------------------------------- ARTS NOTES Since moving to Pine Run, Miss Morgan’s work has been included in numerous area exhibits, in­ ~ one-woman shows at the cluding Industrial Valley Bank in Doyles. Bank . in . town, the Bucks County Dublin, and at Pine Run Community. The upcoming exhibit and sale at Pine Run will include numerous works in various media, painted throughout the artist’s lifetime. Admission is free and the public is invited. Information and directions: the Pine Run Community, 345-90001, extension 110. 4— r-i_____ 1___ August Mini-gallery , Lois Dh^lay of Coopersbjjrg will be the ar1let-in-residence during the month oVAuguj "at the miniugallery of the' .... " ies A. Michener Branch of the^Bucks County Free Library. Mg: Datqay studied as a I child witJ/Dr. ir. W; Waiter Baum. She begany-rocking witiK watercolors approximately ipfoxL-yately 10 years yeai ago. a] Recent Recer exhibits include the Hotel Bethlehem, Bl,._ ... _ Valley Federal - ani Merchants ■ - -Bank. Bank FOR FRRF AT P/YF poN *» 1,1 t,z �Sa? 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Bucks County Style. /n “ AWWL/fl COURT" £ 'J f I . -__ _ F Ifl . \ . 417- a wOl I I t! ■ f— IB '...one that renews the quality so i#r fc / VINE‘RUN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY In Historic, Nearby Doylestown, Pennsylvania (215)345-9000 • Out of PA 1-800-992-8992 1987-190 Season OPERA COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA C". Garden apartments at Pine Run make it easy to enjoy the natural acres overlook Pine Run Lake and Valley. Watercolor by residt PINE RUN - Ferry 6c Iron Hills Rds. - Doylestown. PA - 215'. �PHIA i �ving... tyStyle. rIN nr UNITY nnsylvania J-992-8992 sason PHILADELPHIA ��I ■ . _u II ■-n 3 I J �Doro Paintii From left to right: Nocerine, Kindergar Kindergarten teachei Dorothy Rittenhi recently gave sever Lower School. Mr/i Institute and has gi school. “My first in student at the Instit recently visited witf returned with sever, the Lower School at ��g(V g a •» Ko u o 'o $-< rt £Q s 4J co O co o c5 jy _g £ O £ 'Sci 1 05 ‘ £ oM . •3 z I CD £rt <D co ' o5 5 £Q £<z> co w _r C rt co M rt H 2f> o ,c£ r1 <Da •§ s 1=; H £ <D m-i 2 SX s rt < Ph co —u Cq 4 afl z ’ ’ c 0 £co 0 □ o 05 O S 5 £ £ o & c d-^ ■o I S CJ g co &d a Ctf CO flj - o i 05 £ P2 O ��•u c’ '.TA . \ £Z ="i ^(Dl *J c </) m CO S ' w s si £k si sl=l ru QJ a QJ Dorothy Rittenhouse Morgan This Album contains a partial record of the paintings done by Dorothy Morgan, Wilkes-Barre native and well-known eastern Pennsylvania artist Miss Morgan was a graduate of The Pratt Institute, New York and the Boston School of Fine Arts. She was a charter member of the Wyoming Valley Art League. Miss Morgan died in February, 1992. ������������I ' 4 A' I �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Betsy Bell Condron papers and photographs Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Betsey Bell Condron photo album of Dorothy Morgan art Subject The topic of the resource Dorothy Morgan Description An account of the resource Betsy Bell Condron created a photo album/scrapbook of Dorothy Morgan's artwork. 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Title A name given to the resource Betsy Bell Condron papers and photographs Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photograph of Rachel Gutman (left), Betsy Bell Condron (center), and Sarah Wolfe Bell (right), ca early 1980s Description An account of the resource Rachel Gutman, Betsy’s aunt (left, sitting), next to Betsy Bell Condron (center, standing), next to her mother, Sarah Wolfe Bell (right, sitting), circa 1980s. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes Marketing Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource ca early 1980s Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Photograph