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The Public Pamphlet Dec. 1991
Tomas & Bonnie Fernandez
Bringing Shared Visions to Life
by Leona M. Nutter
The spirit of Christmas lives year 'round in a small house off Route 15.
And it has taken on monumental dimensions. That spirit is the creative
force behind and between Tomas and Bonnie Fernandez. The couple
shares a lifestyle-a flair for life and a style that is all their own.
They live and work among the treasures of their creativity. Tomas is a
sculptor and a painter. Crux Gloria, the 33-foot tall steel cross which
beckons from a meadow to the motorists on Route 7 outside of
Purcellville, makes him a sculptor's sclulptor. And the stories of color and
texture told by the huge oil paintings which grace the walls of their home
give paint a dimension of emotion which is a relief from the static color
which paints everything that is routine in our world.
Tomas' work is monumental by size and impact. Bonnie's work is
monumental despite its size. She paints miniature water colors of intricate
detail, many of which measure no more than 3 inches by 3 inches when
completed.
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Tomas & Bonnie Fernandez
Bringing Shared Visions to Life
by Leona M. Nutter
The spirit of Christmas lives year 'round in a small house off Route 15.
And it has taken on monumental dimensions. That spirit is the creative
force behind and between Tomas and Bonnie Fernandez. The couple
shares a lifestyle-a flair for life and a style that is all their own.
They live and work among the treasures of their creativity. Tomas is a
sculptor and a painter. Crux Gloria, the 33-foot tall steel cross which
beckons from a meadow to the motorists on Route 7 outside of
Purcellville, makes him a sculptor's sclulptor. And the stories of color and
texture told by the huge oil paintings which grace the walls of their home
give paint a dimension of emotion which is a relief from the static color
which paints everything that is routine in our world.
Tomas' work is monumental by size and impact. Bonnie's work is
monumental despite its size. She paints miniature water colors of intricate
detail, many of which measure no more than 3 inches by 3 inches when
completed.
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Archangel Arts Center, Inc.
