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Ann Schroeder Studio – Fine Art Quilts


1422 Mabou Harbour Road

902-945-2744

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Overview

A spectacular ocean view and a warm welcome await you at Ann Schroeder’s home studio.

Ann’s fine art quilts, mixed media paintings and collages often evoke the landscapes, weather and music of Cape Breton Island. Others are playful abstract compositions.

This year visits are by appointment only; please email or call to arrange. This is a home studio and visitors will need to follow current COVID-19 guidelines.

Nearby attractions include the Red Shoe Pub, Mabou Farmers Market, Cape Mabou hiking trails and beautiful West Mabou Beach.

About the Artist

Ann’s artwork has been shown at Quilt National in Athens, Ohio; the Mary Black Gallery in Halifax and the Inverness County Centre for the Arts. It has been published in Fibrearts Design Book Six and Art Quilts : A Celebration.

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