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Shore Medical Center to host reception for latest art exhibit in Surgical Pavilion
Stefanie Campolo
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Artists from the Ocean City Fine Arts League have work from 'Art on Asbury' featured in the Surgical Pavilion of Shore Medical Center. Shown counterclockwise from foreground are Susan Rau, of Marmora; Dr. Peter W. Vanace, of Linwood; Thelma Snyder, of Somers Point; Rae Jaffe, of Ocean City; and Peg Dittmar, of Cape May Court House. Displayed on the wall are pastels of poppy flowers, created by art students from The Arc of Atlantic County.
Stefanie Campolo
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Dr. Peter W. Vanace, of Linwood, has an oil painting, 'Maine,' featured in the exhibit.
Stefanie Campolo
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Susan Rau, of Marmora, left, and Thelma Snyder, of Somers Point, stood beside their paintings, which are located in the Surgical Pavilion at Shore Medical Center. Snyder's oil painting 'Farm Market' is above, and Rau's watercolor 'Beach House' is below. Both women teach art classes at the Bayside Center in Ocean City for members of The Arc of Atlantic County, and the students' work is also on display in the pavilion.
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