Berries and Bricks
by Mike Breau
Title
Berries and Bricks
Artist
Mike Breau
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
Berries and Bricks was taken by local Maine photographer Mike Breau to capture the artistic beauty of the building that houses the Pennacook Art Center in Rumford Maine. The building, formerly owned by the local paper company now houses the local growth council, the career center and several other local businesses.The Pennacook Arts portion includes the interior hall walls that we are able to reach out to our community and the world through the displays of several local artists, including myself. The blue berries on the red and green vines are not of any edible variety that I am aware of; but do add immeasurable aesthetic appeal to a one time dreary old building. Latest information identifies the vine as a Virginia Creeper. Berries are poisonous to humans,but useful in certain medicines. It is eaten by birds and rodents and the vines are a habitat for small birds
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November 3rd, 2014
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Comments (6)
Mike Breau
Thank you Luther Fine Arts for selecting "Berries and Bricks" as a feature for the awesome Fine Art America Group "ABC-B is for Bricks"
Lisa Wooten
Thank you for participating in my contest. Very nice capture.
Mike Breau replied:
Thank you for hosting the contest-Expect to see many participants and some truly amazing works; yours included. Thank you for your nice comment and good luck :)
Mike Breau
Many thanks James for selecting "Berries and Bricks" as a feature in the Awesome group "Beauty"
Mike Breau
Many thanks Marinescu Dan for selecting "Berries and Bricks" as a feature in the Awesome group "Premium FAA Artists"
Randy Burns
Mike, great work with a great title. The Virginia creeper is beautiful. F/L
Mike Breau replied:
Many thanks Randy, for everything-and I do appreciate your sharing the name of this exquisite vine.-it has an alluring history!!
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