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This page honors as many of our early movers and shakers as possible. GAP is indebted to all our members, past and present: here are some of our passionate and quirky foremothers and forefathers.
Tilly Schouten by Tilly Schouten Paul H. Trattner (magician, Santa, and papercut artist) Silhouette by Blanche Turner Blanche L. Turner , Come Live With Me and Be My Love, 11.5″x13″Crow in Tree, by Walter Von Gunten Walter von Gunten (1930- )Do Unto Others, by Karen Shain Schloss Sharon Schaich Flowers by Sharon Schaich Kerch McConlogue Mandala of Women, by Kerch McConlogue Ursula Kirchner Detail of “The Great Flood in Ovid’s Metamorphoses,” by Ursula Kirchner Trudy Kaufman (seated)Trudy Kaufman Sukey Harris Sukey’s and Dick’s Log Cabin on W Main St in Annville by Mary Lou “Sukey” Harris Sandra Gilpin Flowers by Sandra Gilpin Peaceable Kingdom, by Claudia Hopf Daisies and Butterfly, Dragonfly, by Claudia Hopf “Turtle, Tree” by Claudia Hopf Children Playing, by Arlene France Marilyn Diener Lovebirds and doves, by Marilyn Diener Pamela Dalton Scene by Pamela Dalton Ellen Brown February Thaw, by Ellen Brown Paul D. Beal Running Horses of Jettenbach, by Paul D. Beal Claire Archer Hunterton County in April, by Claire Archer Tsirl Waletsky by Cecilia (Tsirl) Waletsky
