photo from Ridgewood Art Institute
Ridgewood Library features artwork of longtime resident Lillian Fendrock
FRIDAY JULY 27, 2012, 1:10 PM
BY EILEEN LA FORGIA
STAFF WRITER
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS
“Flowers and fruits of summer make for a colorful show,” said Ridgewood resident Lillian Fendrock. “The Play of Light and Shadow in Still Life and Landscape” is her exhibit being held at the Ridgewood Library’s Bolger Auditorium this month.
“Painting has always been a challenge and a great pleasure,” she said. “I love all of them – especially lilacs, pansies and geraniums.” Oil paintings include sunflowers, tulips, red roses, bouquet of daisies, yellow roses, hydrangeas and daffodils. Because her garden is mostly in shade, Fendrock buys the flowers she paints from farm stores and supermarkets. She also paints arrangements set up by the instructors at the Ridgewood Art Institute.
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