Folk Dogs (and cats) by Abby McMillen

Folk dogs (and cats) by abby mcmillen are playful celebrations of the furry friends we love. disarmingly simple, each original painting is made in the true folk art tradition, capturing personality through color, whimsy and charm. Visit the folk dog website at http://www.folkdogart.com/

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Sola Artists

David Matherly: Works on display in February and March

Noah Lindgren to display work February and March

Outside Bozeman and Folk Dog Art at Sola

LORETTA DOMASZEWSKI and JANE QUINN display art at Sola in October and November

Marsha Karle nature paintings at Sola in August & September

April and May artists Lenore, Stevi and Tom at Sola Cafe

Justin Smith and Anna Hernandez artwork

MSU’s Engineers without Borders “Glimpse of Kenya” photo display at Sola in December and January

Outside Bozeman photo contest winners on display in December and January

Wendy Marquis featured in the dining room October and November

Folk Dogs (and cats) by Abby McMillen

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		home / Events, Art and Music Sola Artists David Matherly: Works on display in February and March Noah Lindgren to display work February and March Outside Bozeman and Folk Dog Art at Sola LORETTA DOMASZEWSKI and JANE QUINN display art at Sola in October and November Marsha Karle nature paintings at Sola in August & September April and May artists Lenore, Stevi and Tom at Sola Cafe Justin Smith and Anna Hernandez artwork MSU’s Engineers without Borders “Glimpse of Kenya” photo display at Sola in December and January Outside Bozeman photo contest winners on display in December and January Wendy Marquis featured in the dining room October and November Folk Dogs (and cats) by Abby McMillen Folk dogs (and cats) by abby mcmillen are playful celebrations of the furry friends we love. disarmingly simple, each original painting is made in the true folk art tradition, capturing personality through color, whimsy and charm. Visit the folk dog website at http://www.folkdogart.com/ This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 at 1:55 pm and is filed under Artists. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. You must be logged in to post a comment.