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Stephanie Pjiper - Riding the Sea Breeze, Pyrography and Oil Paint on Hardwoord II

The Gallery Melrose: Mixed Winter Exhibition

David White
November 28, 2019
12:04 pm

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In the heart of the Scottish Borders, The Gallery Melrose is hosting its annual Mixed Winter Exhibition, showing work from new and established artists, displaying original art, sculpture, jewellery, wood turning and glassware. The Gallery provides an on-site bespoke picture framing service.

23 Market Square,
Melrose TD6 9PL

Image: Stephanie Pijper: Riding the Sea Breeze, pyrography and oil paint on hardwood

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