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The '''Lyda Rose Gallery''' was owned and operated by [[James Wood | The '''Lyda Rose Gallery''' was an art gallery located at 2817 [[Crescent Avenue]] in [[Homewood]]. It was owned and operated by [[James Wood]]. He opened it c. 2000 and closed it in 2010 when he merged with [[Forstall Art Center]]. He later worked for [[Arceneaux Gallery]] and subsequently moved to West Virginia. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:04, 12 July 2018
The Lyda Rose Gallery was an art gallery located at 2817 Crescent Avenue in Homewood. It was owned and operated by James Wood. He opened it c. 2000 and closed it in 2010 when he merged with Forstall Art Center. He later worked for Arceneaux Gallery and subsequently moved to West Virginia.