Discover Barnegat Light Magazine 27 Discover Barnegat Light Magazine 2017 27 “trash pickings & the generosity of friends”. �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� or repainted all its contents and trim inside and it now looks like a museum. “Every piece has a story”. He even made all his own slipcovers with a treadle sewing machine. The property also has a small garage in the back that was Ed’s “workshop”. He framed �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� “beach scene” watercolors that he painted and sold every summer. He would take his paper and watercolors up to the beach daily and paint, always ending with a dip in the ocean. Ed had a shop at Viking Village for 10 years named “SEA THINGS” which closed in 1978. He also had a stand for 15 years at the Viking Village Arts & Crafts Shows every summer ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������- peat buyers would be waiting for his car to arrive with a load of freshly painted beach scenes so they could add to their collection. Ed has retired the paint brush now, but his paintings continue to sell in local galleries from these collections “Your kindergarten picture is still there” he recently told me, 55 years later. And His Trademark Beach Scenes Studio / workshop
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