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BY DIANA BIRD

Rappahannock News

- Contributing Writer ; Eunice S. Wenger’s one woman show at the Middle Street Gallery for September fully displays her remarkable skills and imagination. She calls herself a fiber artist in cloth and paper, which doesn’t begin to suggest her many methods of expression.

Her most astonishing works are wall hangings made of silk and paper embroidered with gold thread and beads. Two in this exhibition, “Vessels and Wells” and Adinkra Symbols” are entirely different in inspiration and execution, but it would be difficult to choose between them.

“Vessels and Wells” is a brightly painted and patched series of squares on which several circles are faintly painted, like ripples on the disturbed surface of water. Superimposed are images of

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