Featuring work by the following Artists

Caz Bentley - wood engravings Marcus Burnham - leatherwork Dave Cox - historic reproductions Elizabeth Creith - ceramics Catherine Crowe - enamels Anne Crown - historic textiles Raymond Dugan - drawing & painting Josephine Duke - historic clothing John Hughes - goldsmith Lydia Ilarion & Marin Marino - goldsmiths Kevin Jarbeau - historic bonework Darrell Markewitz - blacksmith Rosemary Molesworth - ceramics Karen Murphy - embroidery David Robertson - blacksmith Brenda Roy - goldsmith A. G. Smith - illustrator Lorina Stephens - embroidery Steve Strang - drawing & painting Laura Travis - sculpture Brigitte Wolf - stained glass

The following sheets are set up to guide you through the exhibit - much as you will see it at the Woodstock Museum. At the top of each sheet will be an overview of a section of the exhibit to give you a feel of the overall flow. Individual artist biographies and their own descriptions of their contributed objects are presented in the same order as they occur in the exhibit. Each is accompanied by a small image of one of these pieces.

"The exhibit 'Reflections of the Conquest' is intended to act as an accompaniment to the Woodstock Museums display of the reproduction of the Bayeux Tapestry by J. Raymond Dugan. The exhibit is focused on how contemporary artisans have drawn inspiration from the Bayeux Tapestry specifically, and also from the culture and artifacts of the period from 1000 to 1100 AD within Northern Europe. Sub-themes to this exhibit are how historical artifacts can influence the creative process, and how the use of traditional methods and forms increases our understanding of the past. The objective of the exhibit is to bring the work of contributing artists to the attention of the general public."