Lynnfield Art Guild – September Art Sale
Auction Ends: Sep 29, 2015 10:00 PM EDT

Art

Healing Garden Pair, Watercolor Sketchings by Kendall Inglese

Item Number
222
Estimated Value
75 USD
Opening Bid
25 USD

Item Description

A tribute to the love story behind Dr. Zarren's Healing Garden, this is a pair of framed 5 x 7" watercolor sketchings of views from patient and staff terraces.

The Lynn Union Hospital has enjoyed this lovely garden for 15 years, after a building manager fell in love with a geriatric care director at the hospital. Add the zany energy of retired cardiac surgeon Dr. Harvey Zarren, and a crew of people including some of Lynnfield's Townscape gardiners, helped build and grow an incredible retreat for the hospital patients and staff alike.

Running through the garden is a river with KOI gold fish - the waterway originates at the hospital chapel and runs throughout what has become twelve terrace areas such as nurse's terrace even a butterfly terrace.

With the regions healthcare budgets forcing changes here, artist Kendall Inglese captures the spirit of the care behind the plantings and design of this great garden. 

The technique used is quick pen and ink sketch and then watercolor on archival stock. However Kendall also did this in china painting techniques on tile with the influence of Lynnfield Clay and Tile Artist Liz Visco. Liz's Rock Fish have been featured in previous LAG biddingforgood auction.

Kendall Inglese is a consultant in business and art enrichment with STEAM curriculum Tier 4 combining science, technology, engineering, art and math. She is the President of Lynnfield Art Guild and volunteers lots of time to the Greater Lynnfield Area in Townscape tree planting nonprofit, former chamber of commerce culture and commerce activiites including producing cable tv and radio series north of boston. She is also active in the state library trustee group and an avid outdoorsperson, having rowed in the Head of the Charles and made numerous wilderness canoe trips in the Quetico and Boundary Waters where Voyageurs left their trails in Northern Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Canada. The range of open space and waterways catches Inglese's curiousity as is evident in most of her artwork and professional contributions to conservation nonprofits.