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By Mary Beth Martin

Rappahannock New Staff Writer

Barbara Jean Harlan is an artist with warmth, Southern charm and who displays a tremendous sense of humor in her work and life. Her enormous ability to paint and sculpt is combined with her skill as a literary humorist to produce refreshing, fun pieces with a rhythm for life. She says Writing is her other passion and the titles of her art works are an expression of that love. The Middle Street Gallery’s “Gourdzilla, Eats Little Washington,” by Harlan runs

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