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:: Robert Giede Designs
Robert Giede is an accomplished designer and goldsmith. Bob has been creating fine jewelry since 1976. In addition to displaying his works in galleries and shows, his talent has taken him to the prestigious International Jewelry Design show in Brussels, Belgium. The gallery features one of the Midwest’s finest collections of colored and rare gems, with new designs in 18-carat and platinum, using South Sea pearls and opals. He also features fine white diamonds mined, cut and polished in Canada; as well as white diamonds and natural colored diamonds from around the world. |
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With Guest Artists:
:: Janice Theberg • 715-643-5183
N9208 330th St.
Boyceville, WI 54725
jan_creates@yahoo.com
Glazed earthenware clay vessels fashioned using traditional handbuilding methods. One-of-a-kind pieces enhanced with surface embellishment and includes birch bark native to Dunn County, Wisconsin. Ceramic art created to enhance everyday living.
:: Julie Dierauer •
 
Sculptor Julie Dierauer was born and raised in Menomonie,WI. She studied art at UW-Stout and UW-Milwaukee and holds BS, MA and MFA degrees in artSculptor. Julie was trained in human portraiture and often works by a photograph or models the image in clay and uses that to convert to a stone carving. That is her process, direct carving into stone by hand.
:: Deb D'Souza •
My work consists of two distinct yet related bodies, botanical illustration and botanical subjects rendered in oil. These separate bodies both share the subject of nature and the art of observation, while being executed in different mediums. My traditional botanical works are watercolor studies meant to illustrate the beauty in our world; while my oil rendered subjects are meant to be more thought provoking and insightful.
:: Wally Shoop • 715-294-4940
www.bronzes.com • 728 Prospect Ave. Osceola, WI 54020
  
Wally Shoop, creates realistic bronze sculptures produced in his studio and provide ample evidence of his creative force and dedication to his artistic intent – to capture human feelings within natural forms.
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