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Artist,
collector
featured
? Two members of the Rappahannock County community are featured in a ■national magazine this month. .Chinese baskets from the ^tensive collection of Peter Gecere and Asian influenced ^ramies created by Suzanne <Zylonis are in the winter issue j»f. Woman’s Day Decorating .|4eas.
The article, written and .photographed by Franklin and .Esther Schmidt of Woodville, deals with the growing popu^rity of Asian accented decocting.
<:i Ms. Zylonis often uses the iapeient Raku process of firing rwood to create her glazes. It is <a.delicate process that takes a high level of craftsmanship to achieve the artistically satisfying pieces. She offers her work
Blue Ridge Artisans in jSperryville. ^ .• Peter P. Cecere has an Iptemationally acclaimed collection of folk art displayed in his home in Woodville. His collection was recently highlighted in an article in the .Washington Post (also photographed by Franklin and ^Esther Schmidt) and many of his pieces are often on loan to 'rtiajor museums.
His collection of antiques, dirt and folk art is considered rfd be world class.
Franklin and Esther "Schmidt are photographers arid writers who photograph lfor many architectural and home design magazines. 'Through January, their shoots ■§re appearing, in addition to the Woman’s Day article, in -Dog Home Living, Art & •■Antiques Magazine and ^Victorian Homes. V" Woman’s Day Decorating Ideas is available at most jpagazine stands.
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