The Sidney Gallery features work from many noted and emerging Northwest artists. Following are some of the works for sale in the gallery. Many are one-of-a-kind original works while others are available as limited edition lithographs as well.

To be sure the work you are interested in is still available, contact the Sidney Gallery at (360) 876-3693.

Augusta Asberry • Beth Logan • Amy Burnett • Deborah Danielson • Olga Nelson
Barbara Newton • Carol Ward • Salamander Pottery • Roy Carr • Susan LeBow • Helen Stoner • Barbara J. Mills • Tanya Doughty • Willadene Torbenson • Sue Gordon

Augusta Asberry

Augusta works in a variety of media including acrylic, pastels, and watercolors, which she combines with India ink for her best known works of African Dancers. These highly stylized primitive figures, wearing her original designs, are merely faceless mannequins caught in the movement of flowing fabric and dancing colors. Augusta's work is published as limited edition prints and note cards. She lives in Bremerton, Washington with her husband and business partner, Walter Asberry.

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Beth Logan

A nationally recognized poster / print artist out of Seattle Washington. When Beth began a career in graphic design, it resulted in a contract with Poster Porters, a Seattle-based print distributor. With 69 + prints currently in distribution, she's branched out into painting functional art and now has a line of T-shirts and magnets which are also distributed nationally.

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Amy Burnett

Amy Burnett is fourth generation descendent of a pioneer Bremerton (Washington) family. She owns and operates the Amy Burnett Gallery in downtown Bremerton. She is a writer and publisher, and part owner of the Hoodsport Winery. Wine labels featuring Amy's art have become a very popular way to begin a collection of her work.

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Deborah Danielson

Deborah is a Port Orchard Washington artist. Her acrylic originals can be found on canvas and paper. She works in mostly whimsical subjects and has a series of frogs in time period clothing. Her other favorite subjects are bright patchwork animals. All these works are extremely detailed. Her paintings are in many west coast collections.

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Olga "Toni" Nelson

Toni is a native of Washington and has been active in the art guilds in this area for over 30 years. She paints in watercolors exclusively, and has a bright loose style. Many of her works are expressions of the northwest, and can be found in national and international collections.

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Barbara Newton

Barbara Newton resides in Renton, WA., and has been part of the Sidney Art Gallery since 1994. With a career background as a fashion illustrator working in pen and ink, Barbara discovered the joy of color through colored pencils in 1989. Her first two pieces, created in late 1991, are included in the 1993 Rockport Publishers showcase book, The Best of Colored Pencil. Subsequent work has been published in The Best of Colored Pencil 2, Creative Colored Pencil, and The Artist's Magazine.

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Carol Ward

Having grown up on a farm in Indiana, Carol was so inspired by the Pacific Northwest's beauty after a few days visit she moved here in 1977. Her art started as a very young girl with a small box of broken pastels. After settling in the Seattle area, she was introduced to oils. Once the brushes, oils, canvas and awe of the Pacific Northwest were combined, realistically detailed landscapes, wildlife, and florals evolved.

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Salamander Pottery

In Donna Vaquer's art studio you'll find a menagerie of whimsical clay salamanders, hedgehogs, rabbits, and toucans, all in various stages of production. This Port Orchard artist is also a teacher. She brings clay into classrooms twice a year, showing students how they can pinch clay into mini-monsters, or fashion clay into cars. Donna and her husband, Frederico, are both Montessori-trained teachers. After teaching many years in southern California, Donna finally decided to focus on her art, with occasional forays into the classroom.

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Roy Carr

Artist Roy Carr has lived in Port Orchard for over 20 years. Roy studied art while attending college in Sacremento California and currently specializes in seascapes. He has been influenced by the techniques of E. John Robinson, Roger W. Curtis and Borlase Smart, and is continually researching seascape art. Roy takes frequent trips to the Washington coast to photograph and sketch our magnificent coastline. He is a true student of seascapes and has been for many years.

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Susan LeBow

While living in New Mexico Susan was directing her talents towards Native American outfits and portraits, Still Life & Wild Life. Now living once again in Washington, she plans to continue painting all the things that fascinate her.

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Helen Stoner

A self taught painter and pastel artist, her Manchester studio overlooks beautiful Puget Sound and Mount Rainier. "My art has become the most enjoyable and relaxing expression of my life. Her realistic style is defined by her love of color and sense of emotion.

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Barbara J. Mills

This Bremerton, Washington artist is known for her original prints, hand-made paper creations, and mixed media. Barbara's work reflects her passions about the natural elements surrounding our world. She creates through fleeting images and color visions provided by nature. These images capture and communicate excitement, relaxation, can bring a smile, spark a thought, or memory.

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Tanya Doughty

Tanya lives in Manchester Washington. She is dedicated to working in her field, always either producing or marketing her own style of glasswork. One of our newer additions to the Sidney, she provides us with colorful pieces that bring her imagination forward through her glass.

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Willadene Torbenson

Willadene is a Renton, Washington artist with a host of juried exhibitions under her belt. Some of these include, Nordic Heritage Museum-"Epic Passages", Washington State Convention & Trade Center-"Millinium Images", and Kuwait Millinium Exhibit.

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Sue Gordon

Sue has lived in Kent, WA since 1979. She grew up in Southern California, (A Valley Girl) and attended college where she studied art. She painted store front windows during the holiday seasons. These displays defined and set the mood for the seasons in an area where it was sunny almost all year round.

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