AN exhibition of vibrant ink paintings is opening in Stokesley.
The display, at Bianco Nero Gallery, features artist Elda Abramson's paintings of flowers, vegetables and landscapes.
Many of the original paintings were commissioned for a recent book, called Vegetable Heaven, which was illustrated by the artist. Other paintings are taken from visits to France and Italy where Ms Abramson provides demonstrations and courses on the techniques involved in ink painting.
This is the first major show of 2005 at the gallery, which opened in Stokesley just over a year ago and is set in a Georgian town house, off the High Street.
Forthcoming exhibitions will feature the work of local artists such as Malcolm Teasdale and his depictions of Northern industrial landscapes, and nationally renowned artists including sculptor Barbara Franc and painter Janet Moodie.
The exhibition runs from February 18 to March 26. For details, call (01642) 714433.
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