Maxine Rosenthal Crafts - Wilmington Delaware 19803

Maxine Rosenthal, Contemporary Jewelry
Maxine Rosenthal has participated in the art world for many years. Her background has been quite diverse, not only as an artist, but also until 1996, as a corporate manager. Maxine started her current contemporary jewelry business in 1990. A friend introduced her to polymer clay when Maxine could not find a pair of earrings to match a much-loved sweater. It was not long before she went from that first pair of earrings to making necklaces, pendants, pins, earrings and bracelets. Maxine began to sell both direct and through a local Wilmington gallery within a year of her first creation. She continues to love polymer clay but began in 1997 to incorporate and work in metals. Regardless of materials, Maxine's approach is the same. Her inspiration frequently comes from a variety of cultures, with cultures from North and Central America and England being particularly dominant. Even more influential are other art forms such as contemporary and traditional fiber artists, architects, and nature. Maxine creatively translates ancient and contemporary influences predominantly into metal. Maxine starts with sheet, wire and tube. She largely uses etching, roller pressing and patinas to create texture and depth. The end result can range from an ethnic to a contemporary feel while the design can range from intricate to simple compositions of line and texture. Many neck pieces can be worn in more than one way, on either side if it's a pendant or as a pin or pendant. Maxine works solo in her studio. She does one-of-a-kind jewelry and, on some occasions, limited production pieces. Her interest in on-going growth inspires her to continue studying with others and to travel to see and experience others' work. In 2002, Maxine received a Delaware State Arts Council Individual Artist Fellowship Award. In 1999, Maxine was a finalist in the NICHE Student Awards competition in two categories, fine jewelry and fashion jewelry, became a juried member of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen, won 1st prize in Gallery Five's Annual Polymer Clay Show, and got Honorable Mention as an Emerging Artist by the Delaware State Arts Council. Her work has been exhibited at juried and invitational shows and galleries in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Virginia. Prior to creating jewelry, Maxine participated in the art world as a potter. She also has created a limited number of works in fiber.

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Maxine Rosenthal Crafts has a Wilmington location at the heart of 11 Granite Rd . Maxine Rosenthal Crafts works in Arts Crafts Supplies and also works in . There are many other local businesses in Delaware, but Maxine Rosenthal Crafts may be one of the best Craft Supplies small businesses found at Wilmington. To get in contact with someone, you can call them at (302) 658-3108. Maxine Rosenthal has participated in the art world for many years. Her background has been quite diverse, not only as an artist, but also until 1996, as a corporate manager. Maxine started her current contemporary jewelry business in 1990. A friend introduced her to polymer clay when Maxine could not find a pair of earrings to match a much-loved sweater. It was not long before she went from that first pair of earrings to making necklaces, pendants, pins, earrings and bracelets. Maxine began to sell both direct and through a local Wilmington gallery within a year of her first creation. She continues to love polymer clay but began in 1997 to incorporate and work in metals. Regardless of materials, Maxine's approach is the same. Her inspiration frequently comes from a variety of cultures, with cultures from North and Central America and England being particularly dominant. Even more influential are other art forms such as contemporary and traditional fiber artists, architects, and nature. Maxine creatively translates ancient and contemporary influences predominantly into metal. Maxine starts with sheet, wire and tube. She largely uses etching, roller pressing and patinas to create texture and depth. The end result can range from an ethnic to a contemporary feel while the design can range from intricate to simple compositions of line and texture. Many neck pieces can be worn in more than one way, on either side if it's a pendant or as a pin or pendant. Maxine works solo in her studio. She does one-of-a-kind jewelry and, on some occasions, limited production pieces. Her interest in on-going growth inspires her to continue studying with others and to travel to see and experience others' work. In 2002, Maxine received a Delaware State Arts Council Individual Artist Fellowship Award. In 1999, Maxine was a finalist in the NICHE Student Awards competition in two categories, fine jewelry and fashion jewelry, became a juried member of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen, won 1st prize in Gallery Five's Annual Polymer Clay Show, and got Honorable Mention as an Emerging Artist by the Delaware State Arts Council. Her work has been exhibited at juried and invitational shows and galleries in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Virginia. Prior to creating jewelry, Maxine participated in the art world as a potter. She also has created a limited number of works in fiber. Located in Wilmington, Maxine Rosenthal Crafts is a Craft Supplies corporation.

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Maxine Rosenthal Crafts is operating in Wilmington location at 11 Granite Rd . Maxine Rosenthal Crafts is experienced in Arts Crafts Supplies. Located in Wilmington, Maxine Rosenthal Crafts is a Craft Supplies corporation. Out of all the small businesses in Wilmington, Maxine Rosenthal Crafts may be one of the best Craft Supplies in Delaware.

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