Contact Information: Emily Bracale Studio ~ By Appointment Only 38 Glen Mary Road Bar Harbor Maine 04609 (207) 288-4724 E-Mail: visions@gwi.net Biography: Emily Bracale is a life long self taught artist, whose childhood mentors were family members. After traveling and painting around the world and becoming a certified elementary school teacher through the College of the Atlantic, she settled on the coast of Maine.  Bracale has enjoyed a twenty year career of showing and selling her artwork, teaching art classes and creativity workshops to children and adults, and completing numberous commisioned pieces, including landscape illustrations for design firms, estate portraits, wine labels, and magazine and website illustrations.  She most enjoys doing outdoor scenes of coastal Maine, and documenting scenes of daily life. Her style is wide ranging: from cartoon-like and impressionistic to highly articulated and realistic.  She uses watercolors, oil pastels, pen and pencil, colored pencils, and cut paper.   Her most recent solo shows were "Drama Girl," Cartoons about Parenting, (spring 2006), and "Art of Daily Life" 250 images from around the world, (spring 2005). Galleries and Exhibits Selected Works @ Union River Gallery, Ellsworth, Maine Work in the Davistown Museum Permanent Collection View Along Ocean Drive 2000 Watercolor 24 1/2"h X 21 1/2"w Farrand Garden in Spring, Mount Desert Island 2002 Watercolor 12 1/4"h X 15 1/4"w Work in the Davistown Museum MAG Gallery for Sale Cranberry Island Fisherman's Coop, Little Cranberry Is, ME 1993 Watercolor 20"h X 24"w {Matted} $700.00 Cranberry Island in Winter ~ 1999 Wood Block print 6 1/4"h X 8 1/4"w {framed} $75.00 Leaf Print ~ 1999 Wood Block Print 16 3/4"h X 10 3/4"w $75.00 Shore Path Looking South, Bar Harbor, ME 1998 Watercolor 10 1/4"h X 10 1/4"w {framed} $200.00 Frenchman's Bay, Maine ~ 1999 Watercolor 11 3/8"h X 14 1/2"w {framed} $200.00

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