Wildflowers of Chelan County by Sarah Horowitz on exhibit Sep. 7 - Oct. 30
This special exhibit features the artwork made for the book Wildflowers. The book combines an essay on the Wenatchee River Watershed by Tim McNulty with Sarah Horowitz's hand-colored etchings of flowers native to the area. Also on exhibit are etchings and watercolors by the artist in preparation for the book.
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