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Debbie Gibbs: Working Together Above and Beyond item
Debbie Gibbs: Working Together Above and Beyond
$150

Starting bid

Valued at $750


Debbie Gibbs is a mixed media artist whose work includes abstract paintings, collages, mosaic-style paintings, and dimensional assemblage. She often creates using hand-printed and hand-painted papers, bringing vibrant texture and color to her compositions. Her art is rooted in an intuitive, layered process that blends traditional and found materials.


Debbie’s work often reflects current social and political themes, using bold imagery and symbolism to explore issues of equity, community, and connection. 

Bavarian Vase by Carl Han item
Bavarian Vase by Carl Han
$30

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Valued at $165


A rich history of fine porcelain and stoneware known for its artistry, luxury, and connection to German Culture.

Artist Carl Han from Austria

Debbie Gibbs: Overlapping Ideas item
Debbie Gibbs: Overlapping Ideas
$30

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Valued at $300


Debbie Gibbs is a mixed media artist whose work includes abstract paintings, collages, mosaic-style paintings, and dimensional assemblage. She often creates using hand-printed and hand-painted papers, bringing vibrant texture and color to her compositions. Her art is rooted in an intuitive, layered process that blends traditional and found materials.


Debbie’s work often reflects current social and political themes, using bold imagery and symbolism to explore issues of equity, community, and connection. 

Debbie Gibbs: Love and Protect item
Debbie Gibbs: Love and Protect
$150

Starting bid

Valued at $750


Debbie Gibbs is a mixed media artist whose work includes abstract paintings, collages, mosaic-style paintings, and dimensional assemblage. She often creates using hand-printed and hand-painted papers, bringing vibrant texture and color to her compositions. Her art is rooted in an intuitive, layered process that blends traditional and found materials.


Debbie’s work often reflects current social and political themes, using bold imagery and symbolism to explore issues of equity, community, and connection. 

Fran Leyenberger: Raku Vase item
Fran Leyenberger: Raku Vase
$55

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Valued at $250


Fran Leyenberger was a Yardley resident for years before returning to her home state of RI. She was well known for her raku pottery, which was displayed at Red Tulip Gallery in New Hope and other places in PA and RI. She had her own studio, Cracked Pots. 

Fran died in April 2024.

Robert Seufert: Early Autumn on the Tohickon item
Robert Seufert: Early Autumn on the Tohickon
$200

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Valued at $800


Robert Seufert lives and works out of his studio in Fairless Hills. His paintings can best be described as realistic in style with a very delicate, meticulous use of the painting knife to achieve an unusual effect. His paintings are owned and have been exhibited in twenty-three states, Canada, France, Germany, and Japan, with well over one thousand seven hundred of his original works represented in private and corporate collections.

Catherine McGeehin Heilferty: Women of Faith item
Catherine McGeehin Heilferty: Women of Faith
$100

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Valued at $300


Catherine McGeehin Heilferty taught herself the basics of the craft about 20 years ago after a visit to the Elizabeth LeFort Museum (now the Hooked Rug and Homelife Museum) on the Cabot Trail in Cheticamp, Nova Scotia.  McGeehin Heilferty had an appreciation for the simplicity of the technique and the endless potential for complexity in design. Finding friendship and support in the guild community of expert makers and teachers. Within that community, guided by the tradition of consistent technique, uniform materials, and insular exhibitions of work, she found comfort and felt nurtured as a fledgling artist. With the support of other artists, I had progressed from novice to exhibitor, creating over 60 pieces over the years.

Catherine McGeehin Heilferty: AAMBC item
Catherine McGeehin Heilferty: AAMBC
$60

Starting bid

Valued at $200


Catherine McGeehin Heilferty taught herself the basics of the craft about 20 years ago after visiting the Elizabeth LeFort Museum (now the Hooked Rug and Homelife Museum) on the Cabot Trail in Cheticamp, Nova Scotia.  McGeehin Heilferty had an appreciation for the simplicity of the technique and the endless potential for complexity in design. Finding friendship and support in the guild community of expert makers and teachers. Within that community, guided by the tradition of consistent technique, uniform materials, and insular exhibitions of work, she found comfort and felt nurtured as a fledgling artist. With the support of other artists, I had progressed from novice to exhibitor, creating over 60 pieces over the years.

Curtis Spence: Knowing the Past item
Curtis Spence: Knowing the Past
$15

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Valued at $75


Curtis Spence is an artist in residence at Pendle Hill. He is a self-taught watercolor artist specializing in washes. He sees each work as a conversation between color and language, where abstract pigment meets the clarity of words.

Steven Glover: Moving in Philadelphia item
Steven Glover: Moving in Philadelphia
$25

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Valued at $60


Steven Glover is a young Bucks County Photographer living in Philadelphia. He specializes in Fashion and city scenes. He is most recently associated with Behind the Scenes Philly Fashion Studio.

Gillian Beck: Inspiration Point item
Gillian Beck: Inspiration Point
$25

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Valued at $60


Gillian Beck is originally from Pennington, in Hopewell Township, where she still resides today. She teaches art to grades 6 through 8 at Timberlane Middle School, which is a part of the Hopewell Valley Regional School District. She graduated from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, during which time she earned both her bachelor's degree in Art Education as well as her Fine Arts degree. In addition to her love of teaching, Ms. Beck is also a practicing Artist and is currently working on a series of locally inspired landscapes in both watercolor and oil paint. The community ethos is prevalent in her artwork and is reflected in her teaching philosophy.

Diana Wright item
Diana Wright
$10

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Valued at $40


Wright strives to create art that invites the viewer to fully experience the present moment. She has had the opportunity to live in a variety of regions of the country: Pennsylvania, Michigan, California, and now, Colorado. Wright is inspired by how beauty presents itself in different ways – mountains, forests, fields, oceans – each environment, though unique, evokes that same experience of total freedom she seeks to tap into in her work.

Diana Wright item
Diana Wright
$10

Starting bid

Valued at $40

Wright strives to create art that invites the viewer to fully experience the present moment. She has had the opportunity to live in a variety of regions of the country: Pennsylvania, Michigan, California, and now, Colorado. Wright is inspired by how beauty presents itself in different ways – mountains, forests, fields, oceans – each environment, though unique, evokes that same experience of total freedom she seeks to tap into in her work.

J. McDonald Henry: Faces of Jamaica Series I item
J. McDonald Henry: Faces of Jamaica Series I
$25

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Valued at $150

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J. Macdonald Henry (1960-2008) was a renowned, internationally recognized Jamaican artist celebrated for her expressive charcoal portraits, especially of Jamaican children and mothers, often with a "Madonna and Child" theme, serving as cultural ambassadors for her homeland. She studied at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Houston, and created iconic works like the "Faces of Jamaica Series," including prints of police officers, children, and family scenes, known for their distinctive style and deep connection to Jamaican life. 

J. McDonald Henry: faces of Jamaica Series II item
J. McDonald Henry: faces of Jamaica Series II
$20

Starting bid

Valued at $140


J. Macdonald Henry (1960-2008) was a renowned, internationally recognized Jamaican artist celebrated for her expressive charcoal portraits, especially of Jamaican children and mothers, often with a "Madonna and Child" theme, serving as cultural ambassadors for her homeland. She studied at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Houston, and created iconic works like the "Faces of Jamaica Series," including prints of police officers, children, and family scenes, known for their distinctive style and deep connection to Jamaican life. 

Sebastian Alterera: Modern Alchemy I item
Sebastian Alterera: Modern Alchemy I
$150

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Valued at $200


Sebastian Alterera (Born in 1964) was born in New York City. Sebastian uses art as a means through which he communicates to his viewers his feelings about his subjects. That’s why Alterra strives to keep everything simple, as he believes that making the work complex may interfere with the intended message.

Sebastian Alterera: Modern Alchemy II item
Sebastian Alterera: Modern Alchemy II
$150

Starting bid

Valued at $200


Sebastian Alterera (Born in 1964) was born in New York City. Sebastian uses art as a means through which he communicates to his viewers his feelings about his subjects. That’s why Alterra strives to keep everything simple, as he believes that making the work complex may interfere with the intended message.

Standing Wooden Sculpture item
Standing Wooden Sculpture
$25

Starting bid

Valued at $100


Africanhand carved sculptures depicting a man and a woman. Artist unknown

Ceramic Sculptures item
Ceramic Sculptures
$25

Starting bid

Valued at $150

Artist Unknown


A Philadelphia-based porcelain artist created a series of black excellence featuring beautiful gold accents.

Vase item
Vase
$20

Starting bid

Valued at $100

Artist Unknown


A Philadelphia-based porcelain artist created a series of black excellence featuring beautiful gold accents.

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