Exclusively Found In The Harrisburg Region
At Brath and Hughes
Limited Edition Silk Scarves by Eric Olson
"Antigua Breeze" is the latest limited edition scarf by International Artist Eric Olson. Brath and Hughes Fine Art is now the exclusive retailer of the highly collected scarves in the Harrisburg Region.
Each scarf comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. Only 50 scarves were made. Only a few are still available as of this post. This is a perfect gift for the fashion conscious and art connoisseurs.
A portion of the artist's profits are donated to charitable causes. Read about the Sold Out 2011 Limited Edition Christmas Scarf at
A portion of the artist's profits are donated to charitable causes. Read about the Sold Out 2011 Limited Edition Christmas Scarf at
http://windmillcreekstudio.com/holidayheat.html
Antigua Breeze, the Spring Scarf is offered in support of the Mount St. Johns Medical Center on the West Indies island of Antigua, the largest medical facility in the eastern Caribbean. Elaine Poggi (Founder and Director of the Foundation), and Eric co-curated and donated a collection of 10 Art for Healing photographs for the hospital. The pictures were printed and framed in Italy, and have just arrived in Antigua. The collection features 5 of Eric's own photographs of the island and 5 marine images from the Foundation's archives. Sales proceeds from the Spring Scarf helped fund the production, framing and shipping. You can see some of the images on the Foundation's FB page: https://www.facebook.com/healingphotoart
To read more about Eric's process and these silk beauties, go to http://www.windmillcreekstudio.com/717_MagDecArticle.pdf
Antigua Breeze, the Spring Scarf is offered in support of the Mount St. Johns Medical Center on the West Indies island of Antigua, the largest medical facility in the eastern Caribbean. Elaine Poggi (Founder and Director of the Foundation), and Eric co-curated and donated a collection of 10 Art for Healing photographs for the hospital. The pictures were printed and framed in Italy, and have just arrived in Antigua. The collection features 5 of Eric's own photographs of the island and 5 marine images from the Foundation's archives. Sales proceeds from the Spring Scarf helped fund the production, framing and shipping. You can see some of the images on the Foundation's FB page: https://www.facebook.com/healingphotoart
To read more about Eric's process and these silk beauties, go to http://www.windmillcreekstudio.com/717_MagDecArticle.pdf
Call the gallery at 717-691-1333 regarding shipping and availability.
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