Wildlife and Landscape Art Show returns to San Dimas

Circe, a sculpture artist, carves a clay seal at the 18th Annual Wildlife and Landscape Art show Sunday at the San Dimas Civic Center Plaza. Originally from Pennsylvania, Circe currently lives in Southern California. Her expertise includes sculpting animals in ceramic and bronze. / photo by Kaung Myat Tun
Circe, a sculpture artist, carves a clay seal at the 18th Annual Wildlife and Landscape Art show Sunday at the San Dimas Civic Center Plaza. Originally from Pennsylvania, Circe currently lives in Southern California. Her expertise includes sculpting animals in ceramic and bronze. / photo by Kaung Myat Tun

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