Penny Varney Jewellery Gallery and Gifts

Penny Varney Jewellery Gallery and Gifts is located in the heart of Gravenhurst at the entranceway to Muskoka. The gallery is made up of artists from all over Muskoka, including Hilary Clark Cole, who specializes in steel sculptures; Robert Dykstra who is known for his pointillism; Tony Varney whose signature style is in the form of Tibetan photography; Linda Hrynyk, creator of oriental-style pottery; and David Dawson, who has won many awards for the use of colour in his Muskoka paintings. The gift section is comprised of a multitude of interesting items—Matt and Natt bags, Myco Anna fashions, even Muskoka Candles made by Billy Harris, an ex-NHL player who has settled in Rosseau. The shop is owned by Penny who is herself a goldsmith. She does commission work and repairs and shows a cross section of many types of jewellery in sterling silver, gold, and other metals. Penny has a deck on the top of her store where one can go and have their lunch. You can buy or bring your own and sit up on her roof under the umbrellas while you read the newspaper or your favourite book.

The Boshkung Rowboat by Ross Bateman Now Available
The second release from the paintings of Ross Bateman. The old flatbottom rowboat, acquired in Haliburton County long ago by the artist's mother, is illuminated by the late afternoon sun at the Bateman beach on Lake Boshkung. The cottage, woods, and shoreline are the subject of many paintings by the Bateman family of artists: Ross, his brother Robert, and nephew Alan.

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