Doolittle Art Auction Successful

DeAnna Willis of the Doolittle Home is flanked by Bill Grieder and Kevin Weinfeld

The Doolittle Art Auction at the Foxboro Country Club Saturday was a grand affair. Appetizers were delicious, music was wonderful, the auctioneers, Bill Grieder and Kevin Weinfeld, were fabulous and all the donated art was sold to a very generous crowd. The evening also featured a blue martini, called "the Bloolittle", which may have helped improve the bottom line. In all, the Doolittle Home probably cleared about $13,000. They are very grateful and want to thank all the members and friends of the Foxboro Art Association who donated 55 pieces for the live auction. Thanks also to those who donated original Homer White paintings for the Silent Auction. It was a wonderful evening for all!

Next Meeting March 12

The Foxboro Art Association will next meet on Wednesday March 12 at 7 pm at the Boyden Library. The demonstrator will be a wonderful pastelist, Michelle Poirier-Mazzone. All our meetings are free and open to the public. And don't forget the Art Auction at the Foxboro Country Club on March 15 to benefit the Doolittle Home. The donations for the Art Auction are currently on display at the Boyden Library.

Pastel Demo March 10

Robin Carroll will be conducting a landscape pastel demo Monday evening at 7 pm, March 10, at the Endicott Estate, 656 East Street, Dedham. For more information and directions, see http://dedhamartassoc.vpweb.com/About-Us.html.