rachel carren: art historian and polymer artist

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Each piece of Rachel Carren‘s polymer jewelry bears the name of an historical artist such as Hokusai, Winslow Homer and William Morris.  Mixing color palettes that reflect the work of these iconic artists, the art historian, who holds a PhD from the University of Maryland, creates rich surface designs with patterns either relevant to the artist referenced or appropriate to the cultural time frame.

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One Response to rachel carren: art historian and polymer artist
  1. Melanie West
    April 29, 2010 | 8:49 am

    In a word…. YUM!

    Rachel’s sense of color, form and pattern is magnificent. Thanks so much, Susan, for the creative kick start this morning!

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