Naked Glee

A fixture in Ogunquit since its days as a top art colony, Isabel Lewando still confronts local issues with a mixture of brio, determination and whimsy

A fixture in Ogunquit since its days as a top art colony, Isabel Lewando still confronts local issues with a mixture of brio, determination and whimsy that is utterly irrepressible.
Image subjects: Isabel Lewando at home
Isabel Lewando with pet rooster
Isabel Lewando at beach
Isabel Lewando at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art

Location: Ogunquit

By: Louise Bignami
, Annette Bignami
and Paul Mann

Photography by: Benjamin Magro

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