The Quarryville Library recently announced the results of its 2020 Open Painting Competition. Entries were displayed in the C.X. Carlson Room at the library and judged by Scott Cantrell, art teacher at Lampeter-Strasburg High School. All entries will be on display at the library through Friday, Feb. 21.
Winners were selected in several categories, and cash prizes were awarded. In the Landscape category, "Shenandoah Highway View" by Melissa W. Carroll was awarded first place, and "Summer Rocks" by Dot Stepenaski was awarded second place. In the Living Things category, "Invasion" by Marie Riegle and "Aunt Polly with Tulips" by Novelda Ferguson came in first and second, respectively. Winners in the Still Life category include "Last Tomatoes of Summer" by Carolyn W. Martin, first place, and "Christmas Swag on German Siding" by David Spencer, second place.
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