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    Gallery 527 Features the Wood carvings
    of Richard Faye at First Saturday Art Walk

    March 23, 2017No Comments
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    Jerome AZ (March 23, 2017) – Gallery 527 in Jerome presents a few choice carvings from local artist Richard Faye. His inspiration is the female figure and his medium is firewood and paint. Arriving at his studio, a rowboat filled with wood sits by the front door at the quirky house in Jerome. Over time, each piece of wood becomes a work of art, carved and painted to reveal the mysteries of this talented artist’s mind.

    20170323_Richard-female-sculptureThe festivities start at 5pm on April 1st at 527 Main Street in Jerome. Stop by to meet the artist and enjoy the company of the locals and visitors who make this a favorite stop once a month for this special event. For more information, contact Donna at 928.301.3004.

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