New artist’s work arrives at local gallery
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Dot Proctor’s “Inlet,” oil on canvas.
Dot Proctor’s “Inlet,” oil on canvas.
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WILMINGTON- Gallery Wright celebrates the season with the arrival of new paintings by Vermont’s Dot Proctor. Her vibrant and hopeful paintings of Vermont farms, covered bridges, villages, and mountains warm the soul and enliven the spirit.

A Proctor painting is heroic, bold, and striving to capture the energy of the day. For more than 50 years Proctor has been stalking the wild edges of our generously beautiful landscape. Her paintings translate that beauty into stunning works of art. Gallery Wright’s new exhibit of Proctor’s paintings of southern Vermont is not to be missed

Gallery Wright and the Studio is open throughout the holiday week from 10 am to 6 pm. Call (802) 464-9922 or visit www.gallerywright.com for more information.
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