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[[File:Adirondack Daily Enterprise, July 2, 1975.jpg|thumb|Adirondack Daily Enterprise, July 2, 1975 ]] | |||
'''Dorothy Yepes''' first came to the Adirondacks for the winter sports scene, and returned often to develop the Dorothy Yepes Gallery Without Walls, Inc. in [[Bloomingdale]], according to a brochure, "Original Art at Saranac Lake Free Library, 1991." | |||
The gallery was open from 1959 through 1975. | |||
Two of her works are in the library, ''Still Life of a Mask of Beethoven'' -- Pastel 1955, and ''Cascade Road'' --Oil 1960. | |||
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Dorothy Yepes first came to the Adirondacks for the winter sports scene, and returned often to develop the Dorothy Yepes Gallery Without Walls, Inc. in Bloomingdale, according to a brochure, "Original Art at Saranac Lake Free Library, 1991."
The gallery was open from 1959 through 1975.
Two of her works are in the library, Still Life of a Mask of Beethoven -- Pastel 1955, and Cascade Road --Oil 1960.