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Hirdie Girdie Art Gallery

Open seasonally from October through April.

Hours: Monday-Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-4
2490 Library Way
Sanibel, FL 33957.
Phone: 239 395-0027
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Suzanne Bennett holding one of her pastel paintings of fruit
Suzanne Bennett

Pastel

judy usavage with her award winning painting of a stormy sky
Judy Usavage

Acrylic, Oil Paintings

Kay Stammers

Sculpture, Wood

Oliver Martin

Wood

Tania Begg

Jewelry, Sculpture

Carol Jensen

Fiber

Denny Souers

Photography

Jeanne Risher holding her art
Jeanne Risher

Fused Glass, Jewelry

Tracy Owen-Cullimore

Acrylic, Oil Paintings

A photo of Priscilla Jeffcoat holding paintbrushes in front of a cityscape watercolor painting.
Priscilla Jeffcoat

Watercolor

Sue Housler standing in front of the Hirdie Girdie Gallery holding one of her works of art
Sue Housler

Canvas and Tile, Jewelry

Julie Griffin standing in front of one of her masterpieces. Julie is wearing a red sweater and has dark brown hair. The painting behind her is a repruction of an original painting of a woman with a gold frame.
Julie Griffin

Oil Paintings

A photo of Keith painting on the beach
Keith Johnson

Watercolor

a digital photo of Martha J Dodd
Martha J Dodd

Acrylic, Oil Paintings

Anne Tuttle Studio, Hirdie Girdie Gallery
Anne Tuttle

Colored Pencil

A photo of Kelly Williamson holding a stack of her purple urchin styled mugs and a teacup she made. Kelly is standing in front of a tall leafy plant in her backyard called greater galangal, which is used in Thai cooking, but Kelly mostly just likes it because it looks tropical. Kelly's Thai friend says greater galangal is delicious when cooked with rice as it has a spicy ginger like flavor. Kelly is a Caucasian female with brown hair, brown eyes and a long face like her mother, grandmother and countless relatives that came before her. Kelly wore a light purple T-shirt for this photo to match the pottery she is holding in the photo. Kelly has straight teeth thanks to her mother paying for dental braces when Kelly was about 12 years old which was around 1994. Kelly's mother would appreciate knowing she has been acknowledged for the hard work that went into paying for Kelly's dental braces being saved for all of eternity right here with this photo’s alternative text on the world wide web. Kelly’s mother is an artist as well but chose a more lucrative career so she could pay for expensive things like dental braces for her daughter. Kelly’s mother also gifted Kelly her first pottery wheel and kiln around 2003 because she realized Kelly’s passion for clay should be supported and encouraged! What a great mom I have! And God bless the USA for all its freedoms and opportunities. Written by Kelly Williamson, professional potter.
Kelly Williamson

Pottery

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