Winners in the Job Lane House’s 300th Anniversary Art Contest

Submitted by Patricia Pellegrini

The Job Lane House’s 300^th Anniversary art contest produced a large group of winning art work. Chairperson Judy Barber was assisted by committee members Lee Yates, Sharon McDonald, and Pat Pellegrini.

And the winners, by category, are:

6 to 10 years

First Place and Most Inclusive

• Amelia Dyer, Colored Pencil, Portrait of the Past

Second Place and Most Original

• Vincent Canciello, Colored Pencil, Window through Time

Third Place

• Rachel Adams, Pencil & marker, Job Lane House

11 to 15 years

First Place

• Thomas Griffin, Acrylic on paper, Through the Window

Second Place

• Kai Dyer, Pencil, Summer Day at JLH

Third Place

• Meghan Barnes, Watercolor , Wooden Wagon Wheel

Over 18 years,

First Place and Best in Show

• Bob Bass, Digitized Photography, Summer’s End at JLH

First Place and Best 3-D

• Arthur Ellis, 3-D model, Job Lane House, 1713

First Place

• Stephanie Davidson, Oil, A Bedford Treasure

Second Place and Best Drawing

• Sarah Iwany, Pen & Ink, Job Lane House

Third Place

• Sheila Speidel, 2 Oils, JLH, 1960’s & Today

Most Creative

• Marietta Ellis, Oil, Juice or Wine

Honorable Mention and Most Fun

• Maxwell Adams, Colored Pencil, Job Lane House

Honorable Mention – All Age Groups

• Lauren Barnes, Watercolor, Daisy in the Rain
• Helen Canciello, Colored Pencil, Queen Quilt Pattern
• Evan Majoros, Pencil, JLH & Garden
• Coco Steele, Drawing, The Barn
• Lulu Lindsay Steele, Drawing, JLH Inside & Out