Photos from the issue dated May 25, 2012

Photos from the editorial files of The Newtown Bee. Browse through and/or purchase the photos that appeared in this week's print edition. Often there are more photos here than were in the print edition, so don't be surprised to find some extra photos in here that you haven't seen in The Newtown Bee.

Artist Ival Stratford-Kovner’s work, which has recently been on view at the Newtown Municipal Center will continue to donate 10 percent of sales to the Second Company Governor’s Horse Guard (2GHG). Her show “Horse Drawn Revisited,” came down May 11. Ms Stratford-Kovner’s series of drawings executed in charcoal, monochromatic pastel, oil stick and selected burnt sienna wash, had been on view at the Newtown Municipal Center since April 12. The 2GHG troopers and mounts, stationed less than a mile from the municipal center, provided both the inspiration and a unique artistic challenge. The show served to honor the historical significance of the horse and rider relationship, said Ms Stratford-Kovner. The artist has promised to donate a portion of each work sold to the horse guard, and to programs that benefit disabled military veterans returning from service in Connecticut. (Bobowick photo)

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Artist Ival Stratford-Kovner’s work, which has recently been on view at the Newtown Municipal Center will continue to donate 10 percent of sales to the Second Company Governor’s Horse Guard (2GHG). Her show “Horse Drawn Revisited,” came down May 11. Ms Stratford-Kovner’s series of drawings executed in charcoal, monochromatic pastel, oil stick and selected burnt sienna wash, had been on view at the Newtown Municipal Center since April 12. The 2GHG troopers and mounts, stationed less than a mile from the municipal center, provided both the inspiration and a unique artistic challenge. The show served to honor the historical significance of the horse and rider relationship, said Ms Stratford-Kovner. The artist has promised to donate a portion of each work sold to the horse guard, and to programs that benefit disabled military veterans returning from service in Connecticut. (Bobowick photo)

Ival Stratford Koval takes show NMC