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By Diana Bird

Rappahannock News Writer

J. Scott Robinson, formerly of Rappahannock, now living and working in Charlottesville, has hung 25 colhrful pictures at the Middle Street Gallery for exhibit this month until April 28. ■ >A first, and second, impression is that Scott must be a cheerful person, his easy use of all tones and colors make an affirmative statement. He works with colored pencils, watercolors, and makes monoprints, mixed media images and ! mpfe. His pictures show fine control and a lively imagination.

Just as Scott’s mediums vary, so does his general ajJproach. He is inspired by natural forms, flowers, shells, which he portrays amid abstract designs. In only one picture is there an

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