Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

Roadrunner Studio and Gallery

Madrid’s newest showplace for fine art features owner Dale McDonnell’s vibrant impressionistic landscapes. In addition to Mr. McDonnell’s striking pastels, the gallery carries the works of local and regional fine artists that includes paintings, sculptures, photography, jewelry and knives.

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