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A panoramic view of the restored Shaker community at Hancock was unveiled by Leonard Weber of Hayloft Gallery in Monterey last week. The 9-by-40-inch watercolor depicts 18 of Hancock Shaker Village’s 20 buildings in the color of summer. A limited edition of 500 prints, each signed and numbered by the artist will be available at the Village …
The Berkshire Eagle, November 16, 1983
"The street which holds a special place in both our hearts will now occupy a special place on the wall of my studio. Your creativity not only honors me, but honors the passionate people like yourself who continue to make West 57th Street the pulse of our cultural life."
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"Mr. Copland has personally asked me to thank you ... Of course you must realize the significance of Tanglewood in Mr. Copland's past. Your print will remind Mr. Copland ... of the beauty of the Berkshires, for we are having it framed to hang in the Maestro' studio."
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"In recognition of your impressive commitment to promoting the bountiful traditions of Maryland ... by your creating a beautiful 'townscape' of Annapolis and the United States Naval Academy ... we are pleased to confer upon you this Certificate of Honorary Citizenship."
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