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Doug Bell, an art instructor at Monserrat College, specializes in mixed media paintings and constructions.
Using a precise technique Ronalee Crocker skillfully uses lighting to  produce realistic representations of fruit and nature in oil and watercolor. She receives inspiration from the works of Vermeer and Rembrandt.  
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*"In a Throwaway Society, Doug Bell Creates Art from Discarded Everyday Things", ''Townsman'', June 8, 2000, 30.
*[http://blog.quidleygalleries.com/featured/artist-spotlight-ronalee-crocker/ Artist Spotlight Ronalee Crocker] <br style="clear:both;" />
*"Resident's Artwork Part of NSAA  [North Shore Art Association] Live Art Auction", ''Townsman'', August 4, 2011
*"Full-Time Paining, Award-Winning Work", ''Townsman'' December 5, 2002, page 21


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Using a precise technique Ronalee Crocker skillfully uses lighting to produce realistic representations of fruit and nature in oil and watercolor. She receives inspiration from the works of Vermeer and Rembrandt.

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  • Artist Spotlight Ronalee Crocker
  • "Resident's Artwork Part of NSAA [North Shore Art Association] Live Art Auction", Townsman, August 4, 2011
  • "Full-Time Paining, Award-Winning Work", Townsman December 5, 2002, page 21


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