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Shopping in Anguilla

Most serious shoppers head over for a day trip to St. Martin, but Anguilla does tempt shoppers with one good opportunity: art. This tiny island is home to numerous artists, both Anguillian and relocated from around the globe, who work in oils, wood, and other mediums.

One of the best known is Cheddie Richardson, a self-taught carver who sells his work at Cheddie's Carving Studio on the main road in The Cove. Working in mahogany, walnut, and especially driftwood, the artist portrays birds, dolphins, fish, and humans.

Other artists on Anguilla include Lucia Butler (specializing in wooden house plaques), Marj Morani (scenes of island life and hand-thrown pottery), Jo-Anne Saunders (sculpture, fabric, murals), Susan Graff (island scenes), Tanya Clark (Japanese woodblock prints), and Courtney Devonish (sculpture and pottery).

You could easily spend a day or two enjoying the island's many galleries which include:

• CuisinArt's Art Gallery, featuring the work of Italian artist Antonio Miniac
• The Devonish Gallery on West End Road, showcasing the works of sculptor and potter Courtney Devonish
• Glass Island, located at Sandy Ground, featuring glass artwork
• Loblolly Gallery, featuring Caribbean art
• Savannah Gallery, featuring Caribbean art
  

Related Pages about Anguilla:

> Honeymoons, Destination Weddings, and Romantic Getaways in Anguilla
> Anguilla chapter of "Romantic Escapes in the Caribbean"