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Wine & Sunflowers

Cover Image

Sunflowers Terry kathryn Lawrence

Editor

Terry Kathryn Lawrence

Copy Editor/WRiter

Andrew James Lawrence

Publisher

Global Chic Art

Contributors/Writers/ artists

Auguste Carter

Maryann Lawrence

Annmarie Mannino

Kimberly Nixon

Toni Oliverio

Terry Windquist

Reflections from the Editor

Welcome to the Wine & Charcuterie issue of Global Chic Lifestyle. A somewhat unlikely pairing I am not quite sure how I arrived at this theme. Possibly the warm feeling one gets from drinking wine somehow reminded me of the warmth one feels when seeing a beautiful field of bright yellow sunflowers. Regardless of how this came about I am hoping you will enjoy this issue. Visiting wineries has become a bit of a passion for me, probably more for the ambience than for the wine itself! Although I have been to many tastings at some of the most world-renowned wineries, I am by no means well versed in the world of wine. I am often happy with a house Merlot (especially in Italy) but I have learned which wines are my favorites. Although many of the wineries in the US are relatively new it is the art of wine making that gives most wineries such an old world feeling. You feel an instant kinship when dropping into a winery for a tasting. They produce wine and you are there to enjoy it. Having just returned from a short visit to Door County in Wisconsin I have to admit the wineries added so much to our trip. I picked up my grandson (college freshman) and we had a few days to explore. It was unseasonably warm for the last weekend in October and that made it so special. The leaves were still beautiful, the sun was shining, and the wineries offered a place to sit, taste wine, listen to some live music and simply enjoy the day. Cheese, fruit and bread and we had a picnic. So much more fun than sitting for hours in a restaurant we were able to enjoy the last bit of late autumn. While we look toward the busy Holiday Season I hope you will pick up a small bouquet of sunflowers, a bottle of your favorite wine and spend an hour or so perusing the magazine. Cheers! Terry

In this issue

feature artist Toni Oliverio

P 6-19

THE SMART TRAVELERS CHAPERONE

P 20-25

Terry Kathryn Lawrence

THE FLAVORS OF . . . Wine Tasting

P 26-35

Sunflowers Terry Windquist

P 36-37

ADORNMENTS

MARYANN LAWRENCE

P 38-47

GALLERY COLLECTION -Global Chic Art

P 48-67

TERRY KATHRYN LAWRENCE

METAMORPHOSIS

P 68-71

DESTINATION ROAD TRIP Green Barn Winery

P 72-83

INSPIRATIONS Grand Trunke Home

P 84-89

AnnMarie Mannino

P 90-91

GINGERSNAP KIDDS Auguste Carter

P 92-95

Toni Oliverio Watercolor, pen & ink, mixed media

Sunflowers

Inspired by nature Toni’s paintings reflect a calm, thoughtful and often serene feeling. Gentle lines and soft transitions of color are evident in most of her watercolors. Toni reflects that much of her inspiration has come from traveling to Europe and visiting the countryside, as well as quaint villages and cities. However, as a high school student it was a visit to the Chicago Art Institute that first inspired her love of art. Favorite artists include Georgia O’Keefe, Andrew Wyeth, John Singer Sargent, George Seurat and Claude Monet. Eventually she chose nursing as a career, but it was art that she returned to when she retired.

Studying art with a variety of teachers Toni has found working in watercolor allows her to creatively capture the world of nature. She uses only the finest products for her work. High quality watercolor paper with a variety of surface textures and weights and watercolor paints imported from Germany or France are her products of choice. Toni also enjoys working in pen & ink which gives her the ability to create finer details with precision that is not usually found in the free-flowing style of her watercolors. She also works in mixed media allowing for an incredible freedom of expression. It is not all seriousness, however, as will be noted in a few of the quirky titles for her paintings, there is a bit of humor.

Shady Lane

Vino Veritas ?

Summer in Tuscany

Autumn Splendor “Aren’t we fortunate to experience these vibrant colors in Michigan?

I hope I was able to capture this glorious season for the viewer”

Entry to Oz

“I am in love with painting textures. This painting allowed me to enter full force with texture! Imagine what lies beyond the Emerald Door.”

“I am grateful every day for the challenge of watercolor painting that allows me to see details in nature that I did not notice prior to entering the world of art. Every flower is unique unto itself.”

Pupils this is Iris

Cobblestone Rose Vignette

Autumn Splendor was recently displayed at The Cobblestone Rose, a beautiful home décor store in Saline, Michigan that frequently sells her images.

Toni has original paintings for sale as well as giclee fine art prints in a variety of sizes.

Toni works from her home studio in Saline, Michigan and has exhibited work in several local venues and galleries. Her images have also been awarded recognition in juried contests. Her work is currently being shown in the Turner Resource Center on Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor Michigan.

Follow her work at: Toni Oliverio’s Art Page on Facebook Toni Oliverio1 on Instagram

Images by Kimberley Nixon

A day trip to a flea market in Florida, a beautiful day and an old wine bottle. . . was it a sign or merely a coincidence?

Plans for an upcoming trip to Italy were in the very earliest stages and Kim was unsure as to whether she should pursue going along to help photograph a wedding in Italy. Her friend was trying to finalize details with the bride and groom. Wandering through the market in Florida with her mom and aunt, Kim’s aunt spied a bottle and pointed it out to Kim knowing she would like the colors and design. Kim bought the bottle for $1, packed it up and returned home to Michigan with it. She paid little attention to the tattered label but noticed that it was from Italy.

The details in place her friend knew the location and passed it along to Kim in hopes that she would decide to accompany her.. The wedding was to be in Certaldo Alto and the vineyard where the couple would be staying was in Certaldo. Kim was still hesitating on making the trip. There was the expense, she had animals to think about and she had never traveled to Europe before. Back home with all the details finalized she looked at that old wine bottle and underneath the name Marcialla it said Certaldo, Italy. If she didn’t believe in signs before, she did now. She bought her plane ticket.

Followup: There were four women who traveled on that trip. Starting in Tuscany they stayed at a wonderful agriturismo, went on to Certaldo to photograph the wedding and searched high and low for the vineyard that was named on the label. But all to no avail. They never could find it, and even in the town of Marcialla with it’s 500 residents no one seemed to know, however there was a language barrier. Kim even showed some people the bottle, for you see, she had carefully wrapped and brought the bottle back to the town it came from. Though they never found the vineyard the bottle was like an extra traveler, for its existence certainly dictated a bit of their travel and gave them wonderful memories. They found plenty of vineyards to explore and the bottle served its purpose in helping Kim make her decision to travel to Italy. They went to Nice, the Cote d’ Azur, a small beach town in France, and then to Paris. It was an amazing experience. That last night in Paris Kim wrapped the bottle, returned to the US and it now resides in her home.

Images by Kimberly Nixon

The Flavors of . . .

a Wine Tasting

Wine makes every meal an occasion, every table more elegant, every day more civilized. Andre Simon

Fun themed dishes found at thrift stores

Image by Tom Jacobson

Tom Jacobson Wine Tasting Suggestions

The Mailly is under $50. Lallier Rose is also an excellent champagne. The Sancerre and Rose are both from the Loire Valley. Sancerre is $35 and Rose is about $10.00. Huste and Camarac are both Bordeaux and Huste is $25 and Camarac was on sale at$16, but is highly rated (as is the Huste). Pinot Noir is from Burgundy and is $25.

Wine Tasting Menu

Charcuterie Board Cheeses Dubliner, Swiss, Baked Brie, Gouda Vegetables Cucumbers, Grape Tomatoes, Fruit Pears, Strawberries, Honeycrisp Apples, Grapes Dried Cranberries German Pickles, Black & Green Olives Nuts & Chocolate Crackers Meats Hard Salami, Ham, Pepperoni

Supper Gulaschsuppe (Goulash Soup) Hearty Bread & Butter

Dessert Fruit, Chocolate & Shortbread Cookies

Ready for a simple supper of soup and hearty breads

Be sure to make a Playlist for your Wine Tasting

Gulaschsuppe (Goulash Soup)

Directions Heat oil in heavy pot

Ingredients 2 T olive oil

Saute onions til translucent Add garlic and tomato paste Cook 10 minutes Add beef cook til brown Add spices, stock and lemon juice Simmer 1- 1 ½ hours Add potatoes & carrots Simmer til tender Season to taste Serves 8

2 c chopped onions 2 T minced garlic 3 T tomato paste 1 LB beef, 1 inch cubes ¼ t caraway seed 1 T paprika

6 c beef stock 1 T lemon juice 1 c potatoes, peeled & cubed 1 c carrots, peeled & cubed (Optional) Sea salt Pepper ¼ t cumin 1 bay leaf Pinch ground red pepper (Optional)

Sunflowers

As the Sun Resolves To Shine As the Moon Resolves To Beam As the Stars Resolve To Burst with Light So This Day I Resolve

To Shine, To Beam,

To Burst with Light And Blind the World With my Destiny

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“If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn’t need to lug around a camera” Lewis Hines She loved photography and until recently had never felt the need to pair her words and images. After all, a picture is worth a thousand words, and while that may be true, she felt her images might be more fully enjoyed by giving them a bit of context.

Thus, The Gallery Collection is a complication of images and travel journal writings.

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M ANOR IN THE V INEYARD I S pending a few days in Napa Valley was relaxing. She had plenty of time to stop at any winery that intrigued her. She loved visiting vineyards on her European trips but she was also grateful for this beautiful area in the US and was quite content to taste the wine, photograph the scenery, and enjoy this very special part of California. It’s ‘roots’ literally and figuratively probably came from Europe.

M ANOR IN THE V INEYARD II T he wine country of northern California was exquisite. She was on her own with just her camera and her music. Time to sip a bit of wine, have a picnic, and wait for the perfect light to photograph the Manor. While these wineries did not have the history that those in Europe did, it was evident that the same pride and commitment was given to their winemaking. Beautiful chateaus, rustic wineries and the row after row of grape vines lined the road. What a beautiful day!

F RANCE S UNFLOWERS S he had always loved sunflowers and longed to photograph the vast fields of yellow blooms, but her timing was always off. She had found fields of red poppies, bright yellow canola, and lavender in full bloom but she had missed the fields of sunflowers. She had come across a few dreary and withering blooms in the late autumn, but not what she had in mind. As she sat in a café in Provence, she noticed the beautiful arrangement of sunflowers, gourds and grapes and decided to take advantage of the scene that presented itself. This image would have to suffice until she found a perfect field in full bloom.

W INE B ARRELS T he scent of the winery evoked a series of emotions. A hint of nostalgia as she recalled her first wine tasting where she could taste the layers. By no means did she consider herself a wine snob as a few of her favorites were some of the most inexpensive, however she had been fortunate enough to have visited many wineries in the US and Europe. And it was the ambience that intrigued her as much as the wine. This was a particularly beautiful cave in the south of Spain, and she loved the wine too.

V INO E SPANA A photography tour in southern Spain, and she and a fellow photographer were leading it. They had the help of a local tour guide, Enrique, but they were the photo experts. The goal was to travel, enjoy the culture and gain some photo expertise. On this evening they would partake in the preparation of a dinner in which the main dish was paella. They joined the staff in the kitchen

to watch them create the amazing meal. The restaurant was unassuming but filled with little vignettes, antique cooking utensils and items that were perfectly arranged for us to photograph. This beautiful array of wine bottles adorned the otherwise rustic atmosphere in the restaurant. She loved how the light was streaming through the window and illuminating the bottles just enough to allow her to bring home this memory of a special evening.

S TAIRWAY AT THE V INEYARD I t was just a short day trip from Florence to the beautiful winery in Tuscany. She loved the textured walls, the vines on the stairway and the incredible aged terracotta pot. The taste from the wine still lingered in her mouth and she could hear the chatter of the Italians off in the background. She longed to stay in this moment. However, she knew that in Italy there were many more moments like this to be savored. . .

THE C AFE T USCANY S he found a quaint little café in a Tuscan town just a short train ride from Florence (Firenze). Not a tourist town but an unassuming, rather ordinary town. But it was Italy, so the ambience was undeniable. After a few days of museums, markets, sightseeing and photographing in Firenze this was just the kind of afternoon she needed. Traveling during the off season meant there were very few lines and crowds to deal with but there was still an energy to the city that she wanted to escape. She needed time to sit, regroup, and reflect on her travels as this amazing trip was coming to an end.

A NTICA D IMORA S he had found this tiny little town on the internet and booked a hotel for herself and her nine year old grandson. She usually did not make reservations, but this was July and she certainly did not want his first memory of Italy to be sleeping in the car. She was apprehensive as she spotted

61 the little home-made wooden sign pointing up the hill to San Donato. A narrow and winding road led them to the top of a hill and as they rounded the last curve they were greeted with a few buildings, a winery, a church, their hotel Antica Dimora and an array of women artists working on their paintings as they overlooked a vineyard. Seriously… she couldn’t have planned this. She loved serendipity.

V INO ~ I TALIA T he Wine Shoppe was yet another symbol of this lifestyle she loved. The Italians certainly know how to make the best of an ordinary day. The wine, the food, the conversation, each meal seemed like a party. When she was here, she would partake in it all. She promised herself to carry home the commitment to make each day count. Had travel really changed her? It was hard to know. Then she remembered some of her old, narrow-minded views about the world and realized she had changed completely. W INE S HOPPE O ne of her favorite locations in Italy was Cinque Terre. Her first visit years ago was unlike anything she had ever seen. Five tiny and colorful villages nestled into the step hillside that dropped down to the Mediterranean Sea. With each subsequent visit, although there were many more tourists, the mere glimpse of the first village, either from a boat or from the milk train still took her breath away. She was happy she had not become complacent and that each visit felt like her first. She stopped to wander through one of the many unique wine shops that were in the village.

V ILLA ~ I TALIA T he beautiful villa with its welcoming iron gate was the perfect location for the wedding photographs she would be taking later in the afternoon. The American couple had chosen a romantic location for their private wedding in Tuscany. A gorgeous bride and an incredible Italian villa in the hills of Tuscany. . .the vineyard across the street. . . she loved her job.

R ED D OOR & S HUTTERS T he rolling hills of Tuscany with small Italian villages scattered about spoke to her soul. She was relatively sure there was no Italian blood in her Swedish, German and Polish background, but she, along with much of the rest of the world, loved Italy. There was an intensity, yet somewhat laid back attitude about life that she admired. An undeniable zest for living and she wanted to capture that attitude and take it home.

F RENCH C HEESE A nother European Market . . . would she ever find these trite and boring? Not a chance. A gathering unlike any other where fashion, food, entertainment become an experience for the senses. Food is taken seriously to a new level. It is sniffed, tasted and talked about before the final purchase. Customers are drawn in by beautiful presentations; a magnificent art. Each booth reminded her of a wonderful impressionist painting with all the elements carefully placed in the composition. A scene created with love and pride.

Walnut Street Marketplace

A perfect table to use as an extra serving space while hosting a wine tasting. Wine Bottle art print by Andrew Lawrence

A cool old warehouse full of painted furniture, unique decor, funky junk, and fabulous finds.

A visit to the small town of Howell, Michigan offers restaurants, shops, seasonal farmers markets, coffee & wine shops as well as Walnut Street Marketplace. A unique space that features artisans who transform dated furniture into trendy and beautiful pieces that fit into many design styles from traditional to contemporary.

Visit us at Walnut Street Marketplace and Showroom 205 N Walnut Street Howell, MI 48843 Friday 10 - 6 Saturday 10 - 6 Sunday 10 - 3

Vintage items are mixed in with unique treasures as well as new decor items. Holiday decorations, some clothing and many unique decor items beautifully curated in their spacious location. Furniture is ever changing as the artisans replace the sold pieces. An easy to navigate website helps promote their beautiful items. Owner Lisa and her staff of artisans, provide a unique shopping experience. Paint and supplies for DIY customers are also available.

Gorgeous dresser with a new and trendy finish by Paul. Artwork by Terry kathryn Lawrence

The Artisans of Walnut Street Marketplace “Starting by choosing the perfect piece of vintage furniture, obsessing over the finishes and details, the artisans of Walnut Street Marketplace create custom, one-of-a-kind, unique pieces of furniture, ensuring the highest quality product for their customers. Their work ethic and commitment to quality guide everything they do.”

A soft vintage French style finish by Paul paired with French blue sunflower art by Terry kathryn Lawrence

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destination road trip Green Barn Winery

There has always been a romance that surrounds wine and for this particular winery it is even more so. Owners Becky and Mike Wrubel were on a wine tour honeymoon in northern Michigan when they discovered that Becky was allergic to the sulfites contained in most wines.

Determined to find wine that was sulfite-free was certainly difficult, so they did what any resourceful entrepreneurs would do, they decided to open their own winery and produce sulfite-free wine. In 2012 they converted the front half of their barn to a modern wine production facility. Four different sites surrounding the area provide the grapes and fruit used to craft their specialty wines.

Terry kathryn Lawrence

Wine is bottled poetry

Robert Louis Stevenson

Green Barn Winery is the only winery in St. Clair County and is proud to be a member of the Thumbs Up Wine Trail and the MI Grape Organization. Both are associations dedicated to promoting the wine industry throughout Southeast Michigan.

Now, years later the Green Barn Winery is a thriving business near Port Huron. A short drive off the freeway the winery is open year round. A family affair employing mostly close friends and family, they offer a variety of wines, gifts, food and a wonderful ambience in which to enjoy. Many of the food items are from other local small businesses. There is a comfy room with fireplace to settle in with friends, a cozy tasting room, an outdoor area to sit in summer as well as the newly added silo complete with a heater for a chilly Michigan autumn or winter afternoon. They also offer a limited menu of food on the weekends and a few desserts. The venue can host small group events as well.

The warm and cozy tasting room

Wine is the most civilized thing in the world

Ernest Hemingway

GREEN BARN WINERY 775 Wadhams Rd.

Smiths Creek, MI 48074 Phone: (810)367-2400 Email: greenbarnwinery@hotmail.com

Becky’s Sunflower painting amidst the large selection of wine.

Wine is sunlight held together by water Galileo

Grande Trunke Home

A passion for design and a plan of opening a Home Decor and Gift Shop in South Lyon, Mi, Sue Stowe, owner of Grande Trunke Home, fulfilled those dreams in 2007. She wanted a career change and to spend more time with family and friends so she opened her shop in downtown South Lyon. A few years later a larger space in a beautiful historic buiding became available and the shop moved to 101 N. Lafayette.

“I was able to add more Michigan products by local Artisans and provide a more spacious, and beautiful location to shop and find treasures within the many different vignettes.” “The added space has also allowed me to hold different events from School Fundraisers, Ladies Night Out, and Philanthropic causes. I love giving back to our community.”

Entering the unique location you will be greeted by either Susan or her friendly staff. Beautifully staged, the store offers an array of home decor & gift items. Furniture, lamps, mirrors, wall art, are just a few of the decor items. Small gifts and handcrafted items, as well as jewelry by local artisans are also available.

Plenty of items to host a Wine Tasting & Charcuterie Party. Handcrafted boards, serving dishes, specialty food items as well as books to guide and inspire you.

. “ My goal as business owner is to ensure that you as my customer will receive excellent customer service upon entering Grande Trunke Home and always find the items within Grande Trunke Home to be distinctive, stylish, and on the cutting edge of home interior fashions and gift giving. I hope you enjoy your shopping experience at Grande Trunke Home and always welcome your feedback for improvement!”

Grand Trunke Home 101 N. Lafayette South Lyon, Michigan Mon, Tu, Wed & Fri, 10am-6pm Thurs, 10am-7pm Saturday, 10am-5pm Sunday, Closed Phone: 248-446-6040

~ Susan Stowe

Sunflower Coasters AnnMarie Mannino Iconic Gifts of Art

“ I began as a commercial/advertising photographer here in Detroit, Michigan. It was a natural progression for portraits and weddings to be another creative avenue to my business. My love of people, and the many dogs that I photograph, make my work very satisfying. Knowing my clients commission my work for their home is very rewarding.”

“Art photography has recently become another added bonus to my long career. Though always in the forefront in my personal life, it has taken a backseat to my photography business. Etsy now gives me more reason to create and design things that I love. I have been blessed beyond measure to have such a wonderful and full career, one that I chose at a very young age. My dad was my inspiration. He was a photographer/hobbyist, with a darkroom, and all the bells and whistles that come with it. I continue to look forward to new adventures on Etsy.”

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Art created by kidds, for kidds, and those who think like kidds

The drawing on watercolor paper with a permanent black marker

The inspiration

Adding watercolors to the drawing

The Yellow Sunflowers Framed Painting

Variations on a theme There are numerous apps either for your phone or computer and many are free. Take a photo of your childs artwork and see what can be done by combining art and technology.

Display your child’s artwork in the form of a framed print. There are also numerous companies that will transfer the image to a t-shirt, pillow, notecards and a variety of other products, or use their images to create a calendar.

Andrew Lawrence is a graduate student and MA candidate at American University in Washington DC where he is pursuing a graduate degree in international diplomacy and national security. Andrew’s writing has appeared in front of academic panels, on the desks of members of congress and everywhere in between. He has also ghost written for members of congress and foreign ambassadors as well as countless colleagues and friends. Andrew lives by the belief that life is a celebration and in that spirit practices enthusiastic musicianship, expressive painting, and generous cooking and hosting. Academic and artistic pursuits as well as his many travels from Budapest to Rome to Moscow have shaped his openness to new experiences and his easy going and adaptable disposition.

Using the camera as her paintbrush Terry Kathryn Lawrence Creates memorable images that speak a universal language.

Whether it is a landscape or a child before her lens, She manages to capture the essence of her subject; Reaching deep within, revealing hidden beauty, and going beyond the ordinary.

Terry holds the Master of Photography degree and was awarded the Photographer of the Year in Michigan. She has been recognized by Kodak and Fuji for her excellence in photography. Her travels and commissioned portraits take her to wonderful locations across the US as well as many countries in Europe, Mexico and Central America.

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Master of Photography, Terry Windquist is a fine art photographer known for children’s portraiture and nature photography. Terry has received many awards for her photographs, stunning lighthouses, European landscapes, animal portraits and timeless portraits of children which grace the homes of many of her clients. Her images have been exhibited in Kodak’s Epcot Center and PPA’s Traveling Loan Collection. A lifelong resident of Michigan, she recently relocated to Fairhope Alabama. Terry has created a series of fine art photographs, including the charming landscapes of the south.

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Auguste has an innate sense of balance, design and composition. At age eight he often has the insight and sensitivity of an adult. He enjoys photography and is beginning to master Photoshop. Auguste is smart, artistic, easy going and an intense tennis player. His favorite artist is Van Gogh, and he especially likes Starry Night. He loves Disneyworld but also enjoys spending time in art museums.

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