OLD Lyme, CT Exhibit

Bee and Thistle Inn and Spa
100 Lyme Street
Old Lyme, Connecticut 06371
(860) 434-1667 or (800) 622-4946


Andrew has installed 14 of his largest works on the grounds of the Bee and Thistle Inn and Spa in Old Lyme, CT in an outdoor show and sculpture park to last through April of 2010 - a chance to experience these masterful bronze sculptures through each of the seasons.

The season will open with a
Bronze Casting Demonstration
Saturday, June 6th, 2009
1:00 - 4:00 pm

A very special reception to open the season at the Bee and Thistle Sculpture Grounds. Andrew will demonstrate the ancient method of bronze casting with a discussion of the techniques he uses in the creation of his sculptures. The evening features a tasting of the wines from Page Springs Cellars paired with the sumptous cuisine prepared by the Bee and Thistle's chef. Please call the Bee and Thistle Inn and Spa at (800) 622-4946 for details, and hope to see you there!

 

The town of Old Lyme, once a shipping colony, became well known in the late nineteenth century as an arts community and is now considered the birthplace of American Impressionism. The town has remained committed to supporting the arts and preserving its quiet charm. Following this tradition, the Bee and Thistle Inn is featuring Andrew's work in their first ever year-long solo exhibition.

The Florence Griswold House, the historic centerpiece of the Lyme Art Colony lies adjacent to the Inn along historic Lyme Street.

Bee Bee and Thistle Inn and Spa

Several of Andrew's pastels will be on display
throughout the Inn including Lola (above).

DIRECTIONS:

From New York and New Haven
I 95 North to Exit 70. Left at end of ramp. Right at second traffic light (first intersection). Proceed to the end of road and make a left onto Lyme Street (Route 1 North). The Inn is the third house on the left.

From Hartford
Route 9 South to I 95 North to exit 70. Left at end of ramp. Right at second traffic light (first intersection). Proceed to the end of road and make a left onto Lyme Street (Route 1 North). The Inn is the third house on the left.

From Boston/New London
I 95 South to Exit 70. Right at end of ramp. The Inn is the third house on the left.