1^st Course

Asparagus Soup

or

Village-Style Greek Salad

Clos Du Bois Pinot Noir

2^nd  Course Choices

Roasted Lamb Chops , Rosemary-Mustard  Crust

Asparagus, roasted red potatoes, lamb au jus

Wild Horse  Cabernet Sauvignon

Roasted Garlic Chicken

Buttered peas, carrots, mashed potatoes

Ravenswood Zinfandel

Flounder Amandine

String beans, fingerling potatoes, mint beurre blanc

Mondavi Chardonnay

Dessert Course

Hot fudge sauce over coffee ice cream with toasted almonds

Toasted Head Merlot

or

Fresh Fruit

$45 per Person tax and tip not included

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Louis Delsarte

GREENWOOD LAKE, NY, January 10, 2011 – The Village of Greenwood Lake will now be home to “Greenwood Lake Greetings” a unique outdoor art exhibit featuring works by local artists, Louis Delsarte and Gad Nusinov.   The installation features digitally printed, oversized reproductions (6’6” tall x 6’6” wide) of Delsarte’s Greenwood Lake and Nusinov’s Fall as well as a dedication panel.  This project was conceived, directed and produced by area resident Melanie Gold with the mission of providing a warm and inviting welcome to those entering Greenwood Lake from New Jersey.   The panels will be hung on the exterior of a local wall paper factory at 673 Jersey Avenue.  A public reception will be held on Saturday, February 5 from 3pm – 5pm at Breezy Point Inn, 620 Jersey Avenue. 

The chosen works were selected by a committee from community submissions.  “This project has truly been a labor of love,” says Ms. Gold.  “We reviewed many wonderful pieces of art and are thrilled that the works of Delsarte and Nusinov will represent the beauty of Greenwood Lake.”

“I spent my childhood in Greenwood Lake and have wonderful memories of that time,” said Delsarte.  “In this piece I wanted to capture the beauty of those simple times of the summer around the lake.” The original work, Greenwood Lake, is mixed media collage and acrylic and 36″ x 24″. 

Nusinov’s Fall captures the tranquility of the lake at the height of fall foliage season.   “I was inspired by the crimson leaves of Sterling Forest on the east bank of the lake that are an annual festival of color which should not be missed,” said this resident artist.  The original work is oil and 50″ x 50″.

In addition to celebrating the lake, the project celebrates a beloved community member and supporter of the arts, Trustee Agnes T. Kilduff, who passed away in November after a lengthy battle with cancer.  Agnes was known for her cheery disposition and despite her illness she would often remark “at least I look good!”   Now her spirit is embodied in this community art exhibit.

This project is made possible, in part, with funds from Orange County Tourism, the County of Orange, and countless contributions from local businesses and supporters.  Special thanks to Community 2000 Warwick and the Orange County Arts Council for being catalysts in the success of this project.

About Louis Delsarte
Described as a figurative painter of dream-like compositions, Delsarte emerged onto the art scene more than thirty-five years ago as a painter. Using texture, abstraction, paints, ebony pencil and mixed media, Delsarte takes the viewer to the depths of his own experiences and imagination. 

About Gad Nusinov
Born in Israel, Gad has studied graphic design at Bat Yam in Israel and fine arts at The Art Students League in New York City.  His work has been seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as various reproductions of Egyptian, Chinese and Italian sculptures as well as reproductions of various paintings.  Gad’s original paintings and prints have exhibited and sold in Tel Aviv and the United States in various galleries.  In the last 4 years, he has devoted all of his time to his art.

About Melanie Gold
Creative visionary and project director, Gold has directed, choreographed and produced theatrical productions for nearly twenty years. She is very proud to present her first publicly funded arts project.