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BayWood Artists: Marin Wetlands

Together the BayWood Artists and One Tam hope to help preserve and protect the sensitive wetlands ecosystem. The BayWood Artists are a group of nine professional landscape painters: Paintings by artists members of 2022 (from top left to right) Lissa Nicolaus, Laura Culver, Jean Sanchirico, Michael Friedland, Christin Coy, Robert Steele, Sherill Miller, Robert Frank, and Jon Francis.

The mission of the BayWood Artists is to protect and preserve the landscape by raising awareness of and making donations to environmental causes through fine art exhibitions and sales, and by promoting the tradition of plein air painting in California.

Date

Sep 11 2022
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Time

10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Location

The Studio
30 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Ross, CA 94957

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