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Ink Show Pids & Coloredgemstones Iday, February I FEBRUARY/MARCH 1995 complimentary VOLUME 9, ISSUE 3 ink Show pids & coloredgemstones iday, February I"7"'' 11-6 February 18th 11-5 ilfl"* nn lt::i: iliKIt ^llillliiiiiiiiiiili Linda Schnoll Originals An exhibition of the finest gems & jewelry crafted by award-winning designers priced ajfordably and displayed in an elegant gallery setting. Tues, Wed & Fri 11-6 Thurs 11-8 Sat 11-5 Sun & Mon by Appointment 10050 North Port Washington Road Mequon 241-1116 INTERIORS' featuring furniture • screens lighting • fiber Thru Feb. 28 FINE ART MARINE GLASS ELEMENTS PAINTINGS Water, Wind, Waves DRAWINGS and Spirit SCULPTURE March 11th— ON THE COVER: CERAMICS April 29th The Maritas Sisters, FIBER Opening Reception: January 1954 Norbcrt A. Janowiak FURNITURE Sat, March 11 th, 11-5 Bom in Milwaukee in 1921, Norbcrt Janowiak opened his first photographic studio—specializing in /k? portraiture—in 1940. 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