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BIOGRAPHY
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| Loretta was born and raised in San Francisco. The vision
expressed in her playful work was developed during her years spent as an art major, and during her travels, as a keen observer of various artistic traditions. Inspired by the folk art she had loved in New Mexico, in 1987 she began to teach herself the art of woodcraft. Her paintings and woodwork have since been exhibited throughout the North Coast. Her contemporary folk art pieces often have a useful life, doubling as benches, boxes, shelves or hat stands. |
| She participates in many Bay Area shows, such as Art for life, The Contemporary Crafts Market at Fort Mason in San Francisco. |
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139 Healdsburg Avenue,
Healdsburg, CA 95448
707.473.9600
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