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Soren Christensen Gallery Robert Lange Studios Boswell Mourot Fine Art LeMieux Galleries Reinert Fine Art Miller Gallery R S Hanna Gallery L Ross Gallery Bennett Galleries
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Beverly McNeil Gallery Vinings Gallery Canary Gallery Gallery 202 Mac-Gryder Gallery Billy Solitario Fine Art Dot Courson Fine Art Ruthie Carlson Fine Art
Lark & Key Beth Dean Studio Goetze Art & Design Hillary Whitaker Gallery Justus Fine Art Atchison Gallery Marisol Gullo Gallery Of Interest Destinations
Roger Dale Brown, OPAM, Descending, 24” x 18”, oil on canvas Shown at Beverly McNeil Gallery, Birmingham, Al
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SOREN CHRISTENSEN GALLERY N E W O R L E A N S, L O U I S I A N A
oren Christensen Gallery, located in the heart of the New Orleans Arts District, features contemporary art by local, national, and international artists, including a large inventory of Southern art. With a roster of over 30 artists, every medium and aesthetic style is represented. The gallery provides complementary consultation services to ensure that clients’individual needs are met, including space planning, design, and budget. To assist in visualizing a potential purchase, they also offer digital renderings to both private clients and the trade. For more information on upcoming events and artists represented visit the gallery in person or online at www.sorengallery.com.
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Facing Page top left: Audra Kohout, Ondine, assemblage, 24”x12” x12” Top right: Brooke Shaden, House of Solitude, giclee on elegance velvet fine art paper, 20” x 20”, ed of 10 Bottom left: Evelyn Jordan, Segmented Totems with metal bases, ceramic, 72” and 64” tall Bottom right: Melissa Herrington, Floating Oceans on Night Skies. And the Susurrus of the Rose Moon I and II, mixed media on canvas, 72” x 108” combined
Top left: William Dunlap, Palm Bract Sculptures, palm bracts-polymer paint-gold and seilver leaf-varnish, dimension variable Top right: Rose Thome Casterline, Jetsam 2.0, mixed media on panel, 44” x 44 Left: Jane Fulton Alt, Burn Series No 53, archival pigment print, 15x15, ed of 10 Above: Steven Seinberg, Confluent No.2, mixed media on canvas, 64” x 50”
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ROBERT LANGE STUDIOS C H A R L E S T O N, S O U T H C A R O L I N A
Brett Schiefflee, Early Morning at Shem Creek, 9” x 30” (framed), oil on panel
obert Lange Studios has been voted Best Art Gallery in Charleston, South Carolina for several years. Gallery owners Megan and Robert Lange are committed to providing a forum for art based on individuals, subjective style and awareness. This dedication has created a reputation for the gallery of consistently finding new and interesting artists that stand out for their imagination and distinctive personal touch. Located at 2 Queen Street in the heart of historic Charleston, the gallery provides a platform for experimentation that gives exposure to diverse and dynamic art practices developing locally, regionally, and around the world. To view more of the artworks represented and upcoming events visit in person in Charleston or online at www.rlsart.com.
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Adam Hall, RedBear, 48” x 48”, oil on panel
Kerry Simmons, Surprise, 12” x12”, oil on panel
Mia Bergeron, Resonance, 18” x 24”, oil on panel
Adam Hall, High, 12” x 12”, oil on panel
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Gayle Batson, Pit-fired, stoneware and porcelain
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oswell Mourot Fine Art is a contemporary gallery with locations in Little Rock, Arkansas and Miami, Florida featuring works by local, national and internatinal artists for the established and emerging collector. For more information on upcoming events and exhibits and artosts represented visit the gallery in person or online at www.boswellmourot.com.
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Dennis McCann, Garage, pastel on paper, 30” x 42”
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Jason McCann, Ascent, oil on canvas, 48” x 60”
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Kathy Bay, Reflection, acrylic on canvas, 60” x 48”
Robin Hazard, Bluebonnets for Mary, oil on canvas 43” x 48”
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LEMIEUX GALLERIES N E W O R L E A N S, L O U I S I A N A
eMieux Galleries is located at the gateway of New Orleans’ Arts District near the Convention Center, the World War II Museum, the Contemporary Arts Center and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. Since 1983, the mission has been to unite seasoned collectors and new art enthusiasts with artists of the South who are committed to their vision. For more information on upcoming exhibits and inventory of artists, visit the gallery in person in New Orleans or online at www.lemieuxgalleries.com.
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Above: Leslie Nichols, Barbar (Chevalier, 1999), typewritten on manual typewriter, 12” x 12” Right: Mary Lee Eggart, Novena: Mother Earth, colored pencil and watercolor on paper, 16” x 16” Below: Aron Belka, Untitled Landscape #1, oil on panel, 12” x 20” Facing page top: Pippin Frisbie-Calder, Bottomland Hardwood Forest, (Detail) silkscreen and found branches, 24” x 36” Bottom: Kathryn Keller, Studio 4-13-49, oil on canvas, 36” x 40”
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REINERT FINE ART AND SCULPTURE GARDEN GALLERY C H A R L E S T O N, S O U TH C A R O L I N A wned by contemporary impressionist painter Rick Reinert and his wife, Ann, Reinert Fine Art showcases more than 60 regional and nationally acclaimed classical painters, as well as figurative and abstract sculptors. Each gallery location is thoughtfully curated to appeal to both the connoisseur and casual collector.
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The owners are pleased to present a collection of diverse paintings and sculpture that range in style from traditional to impressionistic as well as abstract. Reinert Fine Art has two locations in Charleston: 179 King Street and their newest location 181 King, located right next door. Combining two galleries offers a wonderful experience for the senses. Both galleries provide more than 4000 square feet of space in addition to the outdoor courtyard and sculpture garden gallery. Original oil paintings, bronze sculpture, handblown glass as well as artisan jewelry from some of the best group of diverse artists, both local and international can be enjoyed seven days a week.
Rick Reinert, Tranquil Horizon, oil and gold leaf, 40” x 40”
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Rick Reinert’s summer studio on Ocean Point Road in East Boothbay, Maine remains open through September. Friends and collectors are invited to stop by when in the area. Visit the galleries in Charleston and Maine or online at www.reinertfinerart.com.
Laura Fontaine, God Speak to Me, oil, 40” x 50”
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REINERT FINE ART AND SCULPTURE GARDEN GALLERY (cont’d) C H A R L E S T O N, S O U T H C A R O L I N A
Josephine Pratt, Happiness Is, bronze, 33” x 9” x 9”
Nancy Franke, Dappled Sun and Roses, oil, 36” x 36”
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Don Reed, Harvest Moon, oil, 20 x 20”
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MILLER GALLERY C H A R L E S T O N, S O U TH C A R O L I N A
Left to right: Julia Deckman, Miles Purvis, Angela Chrusciaki Blehm
iller Gallery is a Charleston-based contemporary art gallery featuring artwork by local and international artists. Focusing on emerging and mid-career artists working in various mediums, the gallery celebrates providing a welcoming environment for collectors to experience, appreciate, and acquire artwork by living artists.
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Miller Gallery’s founder and director, Sarah Miller, provides expert insight to first-time and experienced collectors alike. Her yeas of experience as a gallery director, as well as her worldly knowledge of the contemporary art scene, inspired her to open Miller Gallery in 2017. From 2016 to 2018 Sarah had the honor of serving as the President of the Charleston Gallery Association. Miller and her associate, Rachael Nerney, enjoy being assets to clients with varying art budgets and personal aesthetics. The team works with private collectors, interior designers, and corporate clients, providing in-depth art consulting services through Miller's art advisory company, Canvas Charleston. Miller Gallery hosts monthly art exhibitions and enjoys being a venue for music, poetry, film screenings, and alternative artistic performances. Miller's passion for expanding upon Charleston's vibrant art scene is ever-growing. Visit the gallery in person or online at www.millergallerychs.com.
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Marina Dunbar, Singing River, 48 x 88�
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Kiah Bellows, Sing Me One More Song I, 24 x 24”
Dixie Purvis, Dancing In The Rain, 48 x 48”
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R.S. HANNA GALLERY F R E D E R I C K S B U R G, T E X A S What we hold beautiful, carries us, warhorse that it is, through the fray, unnoticed for the most part until it leaves. Art...carries us into who we are. -Shannon Hanna hannon Hanna has created another visual feast of an art gallery embracing the best in talent and connection, working closely with the artist and collector to see what “sings” to them. Save the Dates for this fall schedule with the American Women Artists “A Tradition of Excellence” opening Oct. 21 - Dec. 6, 2019. AWA is presenting their first Lifetime, Signature & Master Members Show bringing their elite artists from all over the country to Texas. AWA Artists Demonstrations will be throughout the gallery November 1st and December 6th with gala artists receptions to follow.
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Sign up for the Design and Value Workshop by Denise LaRue Mahlke, the gallery featured artist and AWA Master Signature Artist October 30 and 31. A gallery favorite, her instruction in haunting mood and intensity, is a great chance to get to know this talent. November 1, AWA Master Signature Artist Pam Ingalls from Vashon Island, Washington State will be presenting a new “you ought to be in pictures” concept. She will be there to promote “Facing Fredericksburg” as a professional videographer and photographer documenting the party, providing material for her upcoming exhibition that will unveil in March 2020. Portraits of attendees will be selected and contacted post show for their portrait to be included in the upcoming exhibition as well as a
complimentary signed art print of their portrait. Besides the gallery of 60 acclaimed artists exhibiting daily, the gallery hosts the American Plains Artists February 1 - 29th, 2020; the American Impressionist Society “Impressions: Small Works Showcase” March 6th through April 4, 2020; and the Oil Painters of America “29th Annual National Juried Exhibition of Traditional Oils” May 15 through June 13, 2020. For more information visit the Gallery in person or online at www.rshannagallery.com.
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Top left: John Austin Hanna, Trouble with His Fly, oil, 12” x 16” Top right: John Austin Hanna, Grandfather’s Rifle, oil, 16” x 20” Middle: Pam Ingalls, Cozy Corner, oil, 9” x 12” Bottom left: John Austin Hanna, Buck with Muscatine Vines, oil,16” x 20” Bottom right: Pam Ingalls, Embedded, oil, 20” x 24” Facing page top left: Denise LaRue Mahlke, Marsh Moonlight, pastel on paper, 7.25” x 10.25” Bottom left: Denise LaRue Mahlke, New Every Morning, pastel,19” x 28” Bottom right: Denise LaRue Mahlke, Hidden Gem, pastel, 35” x 22” Volume 16 Issue 3
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L ROSS GALLERY M E M P H I S, T E N N E S S E E Left: Sandra Ehrenkranz, Story Teller, clay, wood, metal, mixed media, 10.5” x 9” x 5” Top right: Leslie Barron, Blue Moon and Butterflies, mixed media on panel, 40” x 40” Bottom right: Terwin Timmers, Beyond Words, recycled glass, steel, LEDs, 36” x 24” x 4”
stalwart member of the Memphis fine art scene for over a decade, L Ross Galleryreopened under the new ownership of Laurie Brown in February, 2019. The gallery will continue to focus on contemporary fine art from local, regional, and national artists, as well as showcasing fine craft. To learn more about their inventory of art and artists, visit www.lrossgallery.com.
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BENNETT GALLERIES N A S H V I L L E, T E N N E S S E E stablished in 1977, Bennett Galleries houses a distinctive collection of contemporary fine art paintings and sculpture by established and emerging artists. Choose from a large, constantly evolving selection of abstract, landscape, and figurative works by local, regional, and international artists working in all mediums.
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Bennett Galleries also creates custom archival framing and has a large selection of ready-made frames. The experienced staff is adept at framing design for any kind of environment, whether it’s a formal sitting room in a private home or a contemporary public area. With an unprecedented selection of European and American materials, Bennett Galleries has framing solutions for all kinds of art and special objects. The gallery is pleased to feature the works of Miranda Herrick and Shane Miller. Visit the gallery in person or online at bennettgalleriesnashville. Miranda Herrick was born in Vicenza, Italy in 1977. Her father’s military career took her family many places before they settled in Clarksville, TN in the early 1990’s. Herrick graduated from Austin Peay State University in the fall of 1999 with a Bachelor of Fine Art, concentrating in drawing and ceramics. She currently lives and works in Nashville, TN. Herrick’s drawings tend to be very structured geometric patterns. These drawings begin with penciled grid lines and grow out with repetitive, pen-and-ink line work which is done freehand. The process is meditative in nature. Subdividing the space on a sheet of paper with pen marks has evolved into recycling post-consumer aluminum cans to fill in blocks of color on a wooden panel. The shift in
Miranda Herrick, Linoleum Tile Print, 12” x 12”
materials allows Herrick to create larger designs and gives the shapes and colors a subtext. A careful observer can discover what product these aluminum cans carried before they were repurposed. A thoughtful environmentalist might be made uncomfortable anew with the evidence of accumulation in the repetition of the pieces. Miranda Herrick, Reflective V A and B, 36” x 36”
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Miranda Herrick, Five by Five triptych
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Like reaching to grasp the visuals of a dream as they dematerialize, Shane Miller’s encaustic body of work makes a viewer ache with longing for more: more immersion, more understanding, more tactility. Unlike reaching for a dream, Shane’s work always offers more: more emotion, more variety, more understanding of one’s self. Shane’s work is felt first and understood second. Just as his layers of oil paint are suspended in sheets of encaustic wax, his viewer is suspended in an ardent longing and understanding prompted by a soulful experience.
Shane Miller, When the Sun Rises, oil and encaustic on canvas, 36” x 36”
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Inspired by a sense of nostalgia, the work feels like a silenced emotion, a childhood home, and a potent future in simultaneous measure. Working in oil and wax on board and canvas, Shane builds into his dreamscapes a reverence for past memories. the moments feel fleeting but are born of complex layers of paint and wax which ensure an everlasting opportunity for desiderium.
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BEVERLY MCNEIL GALLERY B I R M I N G H A M, A L A B AM A he Beverly McNeil Gallery is located in Birmingham, Alabama in the historic section of Lakeview. The gallery is adjacent to the corporate headquarters for Portraits, Inc. and together these galleries create a wonderful art center for clientele. The gallery’s talented artists have been carefully selected to show their work and teach workshops in the Gallery.
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Nan Cunningham, Limelight, acrylic on canvas, 40 x 40”
The Gallery is pleased to host the Oil Painters of America 2019 Eastern Regional Juried Exhibition of Traditional Oils October 10 through November 11, 2019. The Exhibition will feature 100+ original oil paintings from artists across the country and will be juried by gallery represented artist and OPA Master Signature member, Roger Dale Brown. Visit www.beverlymcneilgallery.com for more information.
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Susan Easton Burns, Can We Still Be Friends, mixed media on canvas, 48 x 48”
Amy Peterson, Yard Birds, oil on linen panel, 8 x 10”
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Dirk Walker, Birmingham Art Walk, oil on canvas, 30 x 30”
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Roger Dale Brown, Highland Light, oil on canvas, 40” x 50”
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BEVERLY MCNEIL GALLERY (CONT’D) B I R M I N G H A M, A L A B A M A
PERRY AUSTIN
Home Again, oil, 20” x 48”
erry Austin is an observant painter, never relying on what has worked in the past to solve the problems inherent to the painting process. Each canvas, each view is unique. His palette today depends on what his eyes see before him – will there be three colors or fifteen? Perry’s instructors were the masters of the past, both those hanging in museums he visited and those who wrote of their own journeys – from Cennino Cennini to John Carlson to Edgar Payne.
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With his roots in rural Alabama, Perry has an innate love of the landscape both as a painter and a fisherman. His professional affiliations include Oil Painters of America and Plein Air Painters of the Southeast. His work resides in museums and personal collections across the country. Perry happily resides and paints in the Alabama hills at Box Turtle Farm with his wife, Carol.
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Valley Mist, oil, 16” x 36”
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Appalachian High, oil, 60” x 48”
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BARBARA DAVIS orn and raised in Montgomery, Alabama, Barbara has painted since the age of fourteen. After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in Fine Art from Auburn University Montgomery in 1987, she worked primarily in the banking industry while pursuing art as an avocation with the hope of eventually becoming a full-time artist. In 2010 her dream of painting full-time became a reality. Her art has been exhibited in juried competitions across the country with the American Impressionist Society, Oil Painters of America, and Women Painters of the Southeast.
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Left: Summer Samba, oil on canvas,10” x 10” Below: After the Summer Rain, oil on canvas, 16” x 16” Facing page top: Plate of Peaches, 11” x 14” Bottom: Field Day, oil on canvas, 8” x 24”
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VININGS GALLERY R O S W E L L, G E O R G I A inings Gallery looks forward to kicking off 2020 with a bang and their first-ever artist show with contemporary artist, John Stango the weekend of January 17, 2020.
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With a distinctive Americana style, Stango builds upon 1950’s artistic tradition, infusing it with a new vibrant, colorful approach. A direct descendant of Norman Rockwell, Stango was born and raised in Philadelphia. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting and Graphic Design from Tyler School of Art at Temple University, Stango drew the attention of Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s department stores who hired him as a visual merchandiser and display artist in his early career. He soon began creating original silk-screened t-shirts that his former employers chose to carry in their stores. As his reputation in the region continued to grow, Stango turned his attention and energy to painting full time. Currently working out of a backwoods warehouse in Philadelphia, Stango draws artistic inspiration from retro advertising, pop icons, B-movies, mid-century modernism, magazines, film noir, vintage signage and all things pop-culture. His work is at once nostalgic and modern. Intense brush strokes, explosions of color, aggressive textures, and juxtaposed images yield distinctive and recognizable canvasses. His subjects compete with and complement one another, yielding exceptional artistic compositions. Stango’s paintings draw a diverse crowd to galleries spanning from New York to California, and Sweden to Japan. The artist’s reinterpretations of classical icons resonate strongly in 21st Century America. In addition to promoting his art, Stango also remains deeply committed to philanthropy, using his paintings and proceeds to benefit charities and education around the world. Visit viningsgallery.com for more details about the show dates and times and to see the exclusive body of work created just for Vinings Gallery.
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CANARY GALLERY B I R M I N G H A M, A L A B A M A
Emmett, 18” x 24”, charcoal
adison Faile’s talent in drawing is remarkable and his compositions unexpected. He obtains the rare ability to paint emotions on canvas. Whether in the searching gaze of a clown or the ethereal stationary flight of black birds, intuitive feelings consume the canvas and viewer. And from those feelings, one begins to see Madison: he is visible within his works. His experiences in life both joyous and melancholy, his constant curious exploration of various mediums of art and his growth as he pushes to find the best within himself all within clear sight. To experience the works of Madison Faile is to follow his journey. Do not expect to do so without a state of feeling.
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Recent works by MadisonFaile at his Solo Show opens Thursday, November 7 and runs through December 12. View more of Madison’s works at www.canarygalleryllc.com or visit the Gallery in person.
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Top left:Curtain Call, 30” x 40”, oil on canvas Bottom left: 9 Birds, 24” x 36”, oil on canvas Top right: Oysters, 30” x 40”, oil on canvas Bottom right: Eye, 3” x 3”, oil
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GALLERY 202 F R A N K L I N, T E N N E S S E E
allery 202 offers an eclectic selection of original fine art, ranging from traditional, contemporary and folk style works from a roster of over twenty-five local, regional and nationally known artists. The extensive inventory offers paintings, bronze, sculpture, wood turnings, pottery, blown glass, fine jewelry and 19th Century American antique furniture. The gallery is located in historic Clouston Hall, circa 1821 downtown Franklin, Tennessee.
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The gallery has several artist receptions planned this Fall featuring the works of Julie Harvey with an artist reception November 1 and a Group Show of all the gallery artists December 6. For more information on monthly art exhibits and first Friday artists receptions visit www.gallery202art.com.
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MAC-GRYDER GALLERY N E W O R L E A N S, L O U I S I A N A ean Mitchell is one of the most heralded living artists in the United States today. His technical skill is unsurpassed, and the emotional impact of his work is unforgettable. During his four-decade-long career, he has been recognized with hundreds of awards. His work is featured in museums, corporate and private collections throughout the country, and New York Times art critic Michael Kimmelman praised him as a “modern-day Vermeer.”
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Mitchell’s unique voice reflects the American landscape, both geographic and personal, more keenly than any other painter. With searing insights into the human experience, he gives us a clearer picture of ourselves - beautiful, flawed and compelling - painted with an unflinching eye. Born in Pittsburgh and raised by his grandmother in Quincy, Florida, Dean’s talent asserted itself despite the adverse conditions of his early life. He won a scholarship to and graduated from the Columbus School of Art & Design in Columbus, Ohio. His successful international career has been distinguished by groundbreaking achievements and upended stereotypes. At the age of twenty-three, he became the youngest artist ever accepted into the National Watercolor Society; just five years later he was admitted into the American Watercolor Society. He holds numerous gold medals from these and other prestigious painting associations worldwide. Visit the gallery in person or online at www.macgrydergallery.com for more of Dean’s works and upcoming events. Gadsden County Barn (2006) watercolor, 15 x 10”
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Trash Day in the Quarter (2019) acrylic on panel, signed & dated L/L,15 x 9 ½”
Privation (2003) copperplate etching - limited edition of 75 From “Music, Deep Rivers in My Soul” collaboration with Maya Angelou and Wynton Marsalis, 12 x 15 ½”
Bathed in Light (2003) copperplate etching, limited edition of 75 From “Music, Deep Rivers in My Soul” collaboration with Maya Angelou and Wynton Marsalis,12 x 15 ½”
French Quarter Street Lamp (2019) acrylic, 12 1/4 x 10”
My Mother, Hazel (2019) pencil, signed & dated L/R, 16 x 22”
Shotgun Houses, watercolor, signed & dated L/L, 18 x 30”
BILLY SOLITARIO FINE ART N E W O R L E A N S, L O U I S I A N A
Blade of Light, 30” x 30”, oil on canvas
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illy Solitario is a New Orleans-based artist and the owner of Billy Solitario Fine Art located on Magazine Street in Uptown New Orleans. The gallery features Billy’s original oil paintings and drawings. Billy has lived nearly his entire life near the Gulf of Mexico, spending his childhood in Gauthier, Mississippi. Growing up in the Gulf South has had a large influence on the style and subject matter of his paintings.
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Shifting Sand Dunes, Horn Island, 24” x 36”, oil on canvas
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Campfire Under The Full Moon, 30” x 30”, oil on canvas
Flashlight & Twilight II, 30” x 30”, oil on canvas
His landscapes find beauty among the sand dunes, coastal savannahs, barrier islands, and cumulus clouds along the Gulf Coast and his still lifes reflect coastal foods such as crab, oysters, and creole tomatoes in a playful scale and with great detail. Visit the gallery in person to explore his various subjects, including portraits, still lifes, and landscapes or browse the website at www.billysolitario.com.
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September Sunset, Seaside, 24” x 36”, oil on canvas
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DOT COURSON STUDIO AND GALLERY P O N T O T O C, M I S S I S S I P P I illiam Merritt Chase once advised art students, “Do not try to paint the grandiose thing. Paint the commonplace so that it will be distinguished. “
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Recently Dot added, “Art is a personal vision and an attempt to make the most faithful statement about people, time and places in our society. Perhaps the most profound statement an artist can make is to take a deep look into the place where she lives. An artist’s work truly shows our spirit, who we are, and how we relate to the world. I hope the viewer feels my connection to the land, people and nature of the south. My own voice is a reflection of my deep abiding love of the rural southern landscape; it’s a shared story about the lands - a salute to where I was born and raised and scenes observed during my life. I hope it is something for the south to relate to, be proud of, and people from elsewhere can be happy to view.”
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Dot paints in plein air and in her 2200 square foot studio in Pontotoc, Mississippi. This year she and her daughter, Susan Patton, were honored to be selected for the Oil Painters of America Eastern Regional Exhibition at the Beverly McNeil Gallery in October and November, 2019. For more information about upcoming exhibits and to view works available visit the studio or online at www.dotcourson.com.
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Scotch Whisky with Dupre, 30” x 30”, oil
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Beech Mountain 2016, 30” x 40”, oil
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RUTHIE CARLSON FINE ART M O N T G O M E R Y, A L A B A M A I cannot remember a day that I did not have a crayon or paintbrush in my hand. My daddy owned a printing company, and when I was little he would take me with him on Saturday mornings to draw and dream among infinite shelves of paper. I knew then I would be an artist. My closet was my very first studio. I pushed my clothes to one side, brought in a lamp, and meticulously displayed all my paints, markers, and crayons.
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That was just the beginning, and I have been painting ever since. It is my joy to get to paint every day, and to share my passion with other women who come for art classes or just a cup of coffee. Being an artist is so much more than putting paint on a canvas. I am thankful for the unique opportunity that God has given me to share my gifts with others. It gives incredible meaning and purpose to my creative journey.” Visit her studio gallery in person or online at www.ruthiecarlson.com.
Top right: Bess, 16” x 20”, oil on canvas Middle left: Rose Colored, 8” x 8”, oil on canvas Bottom right: Dreamy Whites Two, 24” x 24”, oil on canvas
Facing page top left: Mr Fox, 10” x 10”, oil on canvas Top right: My favorite Vase, 12” x 24”, oil on canvas Bottom left: Peaches and Cream, 12” x 12”, oil on canvas Bottom right: Santa, 36” x 36”, oil on canvas
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LARK AND KEY C H A R L O T T E, N O R T H C A R O L I N A
ark & Key offers a diverse selection of artwork and functional craft from local, regional and national artists including the introspective paintings of co-owner Duy Huynh. With an eye towards the slightly whimsical, the subtely surreal and all things nature, Lark & Key provides a warm and inviting space to explore and be inspired. The gallery walls are filled with stories to ponder and dreamscapes to get lost in. Artwork is complemented by a selection of functional and decorative ceramics, handmade jewelry and paper goods.
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New exhibition, Bloom, which runs through July 31st, 2019, showcases new work of Katrina Berg, Elizabeth Davant, Kim Ferreira, Diane Hoeptner, Duy Huynh, Judy Klich, Eleanor Miller and Vicki Sawyer. Ceramics by Asta Bubliene, Kristin Keiffer and Jennifer Mecca with jewelry from Marian Miller. And beginning August 30th through September 27th, Plumage features new artwork from Katrina Berg, Kim Ferreira, Diane Hoeptner, Duy Huynh, Eleanor Miller, Vicki Sawyer, Bridgette Guerzon Mills and Mary Alayne Thomas with ceramics by Asta Bubliene and Rebecca Strickland. Visit the gallery in person or online at www.larkandkey.com for more work and information about bi-monthly exhibitions.
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Eleanor Miller, Last Night’s Dream, 14” x 24”, oil on canvas
Carl Linstrum, Burst 2, 11” x 11”, oil and wax panel
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BETH DEAN STUDIO M A D I S O N, M I S S I S S I P P I
Sunrise Over the Madison River, 18” x 24”, oil on canvas
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eth Dean is a Mississippi-based artist who paints in oil to create her impressionistic paintings. She draws inspiration from all regions of her native Deep South, it’s people and it’s landscapes. As a confirmed "Italophile", she travels extensively in Italy, which also influences her works and is best known for her intense color palette, and water and skies.
It is Beth’s propensity for travel and keen observation of everyday life, both at home and in far-flung places, that makes her works fresh and vibrant. To view more of her work visit www.bethdeanstudio.com.
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GOETZE ART AND DESIGN M E M P H I S, T E N N E S S E E
oetze Art & Design is a Memphis-based, curated galleryon-the-go that connects its clients with incredible artists across the United States—with special emphasis on the South—and across the pond. Guided by the belief that art should be extraordinary AND accessible, the gallery hopes to help establish a new generation of art collectors who will one day share their favorite pieces with their children and grandchildren. Goetze Art & Design also provides unparalleled concierge and consultation and consignment services and is an exceptional one-stop shop for all collectors from the new art enthusiast to the seasoned investor. For more information on upcoming events and works available visit www.goetzeartanddesign.com.
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Left: Adam Batchelor, Fox with Its Reflection, watercolor and gouache on paper, 34” x 30” Below: Jhina Alvarado, Society Girls, oil and encaustic wax, 36” x 60” Facing page top left: Adam Batchelor, On the Ground, Sleep Sound, watercolor and gouache on paper, 28” x 16.50” Top right: Carolina Elizabeth, Latour Roses with Chanel No 5, oil on linen, 9” x 12” Bottom left: Frankie Gollub, Still Life with Cherries, Oysters and Hamsters, oil on ACM panel, 15.75” x 18” Bottom right: Edward Duff, oil on paper, 7” x 6”
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HILLARY WHITAKER GALLERY P O N T E V E D R A, F L O R I D A illary Whitaker Gallery at Ponte Vedra is a boutique art gallery located in North East Florida featuring fine art by regional and local artists. The gallery offers fine art, consultation, installation and framing. Their vision is to increase the accessibility of fine art by promoting and placing quality artwork while maintaining the integrity of their artists. For more information visit the gallery in person or online www.hwhitakergallery.com.
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Top left: Cavo Rains Study, mixed media on canvas Top right: Striped Dress, 36” x 48”oil and acrylic on canvs Bottom left: Taking Off, 35” x 47, acrylic on paper” Bottom right: Astratto #36, 64” x 60”, mixed media on canvas
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JUSTUS FINE ART H O T S P R I N G S, A R K A N S A S
ustus Fine Art Gallery was founded in 2004 by artist Dolores Justus and features the work of outstanding established and emerging artists. Exhibiting a wide range of styles and mediums, the gallery offers an engaging selection of paintings, sculpture, ceramics, photography, original prints, jewelry, and more. New exhibits are hung monthly with opening receptions held in conjunction with Hot Springs’ Gallery Walk held the first Friday of every month. Visit the gallery in person or online at www.justusfineart.com.
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Matthew Hasty, Summer Smolder (c), 48” x 60”, oil on canvas
John Lasater, From the Bridge (c) 12” x 18”, oil on board
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Sammy Peters, Implicit: Customary; Resistance (c), 48”x 48”, mixed media on canvas
Elizabeth Weber, A Conversation at Twilight (c), 36” x 60” acrylic on canvas
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ATCHISON GALLERY B I R M I N G H A M, A L A B A M A
Melanie Magee, Palms. oil on canvas board,11” x 14”
he Atchison Gallery was born over 25 years ago in what began as a unique art service shop known as Village Framers. The gallery has developed into a major source of fine original art throughout the Southeast. With local, regional and international artists, it conitnues to provide contemporary and traditional art, custom framing and delivery and installation services. Visit the gallery in person in Birmingham or online at www.TheAtchisonGallery.com for more artists represented.
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MARISOL GULLO GALLERY S A N T A R O S A B E A C H, F L O R I D A
outh Walton 2017 Artist of the Year, Marisol Gullo, owns and operates Not Too Shabby Boutique in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida along with her husband, Tony. There they specialize in restoring custom furniture and is where Marisol’s passion for art took off. Marisol has taken her life experience and built her own, one of a kind aesthetic and vision. Growing up in Costa Rica, she earned her law degree and became a lawyer. She and Tony met in Costa Rica where they decided to get married and move to the United States shortly thereafter. Tony had vacationed in South Walton as a child and brought Marisol to the Gulf Coast during their honeymoon and she immediately fell in love. They promised each other that they would move to the area one day to start their family and sure enough, within a year they packed up and moved to South Walton in 2001.
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Drawn to the beautiful and peaceful way of life in South Walton, Marisol felt that there could be no place more perfect to raise a family. She and her family love the community and have built a life and a business there. Visit in person or online at www.marisolgullo.com.
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Barbara Davis Fine Art
1765 Platt Place, Montgomery, Alabama 36117 www.BarbaraDavisArt.com 334-294-2410
OF INTEREST...
OIL PAINTERS OF AMERICA 2019 EASTERN REGIONAL B I R M I N G H A M, A L A B A M A
Roger Dale Brown, Highland Light, oil on canvas, 40” x 50”
il Painters of America’s 2019 Eastern Regional Exhibition is being hosted by Beverly McNeil Gallery, located in Birmingham, Alabama, October 10 through November 11, 2019. The Opening Reception will be held on Thursday, October 10, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. with the awards presentation at 7:00 p.m.
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The Exhibition will feature over 125 paintings by award wining artists working in the traditional oil manner. Meet nationally acclaimed artists, learn about collecting art, watch live painting demonstrations and, best of all, enjoy the rare opportunity to add to or begin your fine art collection! The weekend will feature lectures and demos with OPA President Kurt Anderson as well as Master Artists and will be judged by Beverly McNeil Gallery artist Roger Dale Brown. To view the exhibition and register for Opening Weekend events visit www.beverlymcneilgallery.com/exhibitions.
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Above: Dawn Whitelaw, A Kaleidoscope Moment, 24” x 18” Right: Marjorie Hicks, Sunny Pup, 14” x 11” Below: Marc Chatov, French Toast, 12” x 24”
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CALEB O’CONNOR T U S C A L O O S A, A L A B A M A
aleb O’Connor’s passion for art started at an early age. Growing up in Maui, Hawaii, O’Connor’s surroundings provided the perfect setting to develop his drawing, painting and sculpting skills. He attended the Maryland Institute College of Art, one of the oldest art colleges in the nation, and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. In addition to his stint at MICA, he studied under the tutelage of Israel Hershberg in Jerusalem. Hershberg is the director and founder of the Jerusalem Studio School.
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While O’Connor says he had interest in sculpting for as long as he remembers, he began focusing on his craft while studying abroad in Italy through a Fulbright Scholarship. Although the award was meant for him to study painting, his love for sculpting and public art started taking over. O’Connor has worked independently throughout his career. His art studio locations have varied from his home to the foundry on The University of Alabama campus. In 2013, O’Connor and his wife, Ruth, opened an educational studio in downtown Tuscaloosa. The O’Connor Art Studios was the birthplace of many of O’Connor’s concepts and pieces that recently captivated the community and state. The Tuscaloosa Federal Building and courthouse is home to 16 murals O’Connor created that depict pivotal moments in the history of the city, state and nation. The scenes go as far back as 800 years when local Native American tribes inhabited Moundville to as recent as the city’s recovery efforts following the April 27, 2011, tornado. A pair of O’Connor’s more recent sculptures paid homage to two of the state’s most famous sports figures. In 2016, his statue of Willie Mays was unveiled in front of Regions Field in Birmingham. The following year, O’Connor’s statue of WBC Heavyweight Boxing Champion and Tuscaloosa native Deontay Wilder was one of 23 finalists in the 2017 International Portrait Competition. O’Connor says he hopes his work creates an experience for all who encounter it as he strives to leave an openness that provokes questions and allows the viewer to search for their own interpretation of the piece. He believes this creates a better appreciation of the arts and leaves the beholder wanting to come back for more. Visit www.caleboconnor.com and www.caleboconnorart.com for more information and works by Caleb. 64 Art Galleries&Artists of the South
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LITTLE PALM ISLAND L I T T L E T O R C H K E Y, F L O R I D A ittle Palm Island Resort & Spa – part of the Noble House Hotels & Resorts collection – will officially begin welcoming guests on April 1, 2020. Following a two and half year closure as a result of Hurricane Irma, and subsequent reimagination, the 5.5-acre ultra-luxe private island resort invites travelers to GET LOST all over again and book their stay, with reservations being accepted now.
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"In reopening Little Palm Island we knew that we faced an exciting challenge – how do we not only restore the spirit and essence of the property, that our loyal guests adore, but also evolve the experience, aesthetic and functionality?" said Pat Colee, owner, founder and chairman of the board of Noble House Hotels & Resorts. "The answer for us was extraordinary attention to detail. This restoration has been a true labor of love and we believe we've maintained the authentic character of Little Palm while ushering in added amenities. We cannot wait to welcome guests back on our shores." A best-kept secret for U.S. presidents and celebrities, Little Palm Island Resort & Spa is located off the Florida Keys coastline, on a lush, private island dotted with crushed seashell paths amid verdant tropical foliage. Each of the 15 thatchedroof bungalows offers vibrant ocean views. A new world-class spa features a two-story atrium with carved architectural details and a handcrafted tile fountain. The renowned Dining Room has been enhanced to encompass sweeping views of the ocean and combines with a guest favorite, The Monkey Hut lounge. For more information or to book your reservation visit www.littlepalmisland.com.
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Jo Hay, Whiplash, 60 x 48”, oil on canvas
Charlotte Filbert, Fills Your Heart With Joy, 48 x 48”, oil on canvas
Kate Hooray Osmond, Transposition, 40 x 60”, oil and white gold leaf on canvas
149 1/2 East Bay Street Charleston, SC 29401 843-764-9281 info@millergallerychs.com millergallerychs.com
Regina Holderness, Serenity, oil on canvas, 36” x 36”
ATCHISON GALLERY MOUNTAIN BROOK VILLAGE 2847 CULVER ROAD BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 205.871.6233 WWW.THEATCHISONGALLERY.COM
Dean Mitchell
“Rowena and Pretty Baby” (2017) watercolor, 30 x 20” Winner, Best in Show (2018) Southern Watercolor Society’s 41st Juried Exhibition
Now Featuring New Works by Dean Mitchell
www.MacGryderGallery.com
Sophie Coors
Attention Collectors: Prints of original works available contact 850.217.6584 or ArtGalSouth@gmail.com
John Lasater, Ille de France (c), 12” x 20”, oil on board
Dolores Justus, Stream Sketch: What Remains Unsaid, (c), 36” x 48”, oil on canvas
Matthew Hasty, We Belong to the Light (c), 48” x 60”, oil on canvas
501-321-2335 827 A Central Avenue Hot Springs, AR 71901 www.justusfineart.com hours: Wednesday - Saturday 10 - 5 and by appointment
Beth Dean Studio
”Island Skiers”
18’ x 24”, oil on canvas
Beth Dean Studio, Madison, Mississippi www.BethDeanStudio.com
MISSISSIPPI MOTHER-DAUGHTER ARTISTS
Pieces of the Sun, 36” x 30” For Rural South landscapes contact Dot Courson artist@dotcourson.com
Still Stirring (at 93), 11” x 14” For commissioned portraits contact Susan Patton susanpattonart@gmail.com
See both works accepted into the Oil Painters of America Eastern Regional Exhibition Oct 10-Nov 10, 2019 at the Beverly McNeil Gallery, Birmingham, Al
SEE AVAILABLE WORKS BY BOTH ARTISTS AT COURSON STUDIO BY APPOINTMENT
63 Hidden Creek, Pontotoc, MS 38863 | Ph: 662-617-3100 www.dotcourson.com artist@dotcourson.com | www.susanpattonart.com susanpattonart@gmail.com
South Walton 2017 Artist of the Year
MARISOL GULLO
Billy Solitario Fine Art 4531 Magazine Street
New Orleans, LA 70115
504.905.4175
www.billysolitario.com Facebook and instagram: @billysolitarioart
PERRY AUSTIN PERRYAUSTINFINEART.COM
Julie A Harvey
202 Second Avenue South Franklin, Tennessee GALLERY202ART.COM I 615.472.1134
1765 Platt Place
Montgomery, Alabama
334.202.9037
ruthiecarlson.com
332 Julia Street-New Orleans, LA-70130-504-522-5988-www.lemieuxgalleries.com
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CHARLESTON ¡ SOUTH CAROLINA 1. Robert Lange Studios 2 Queen Street 843.805.8052 robertlangestudios.com 2. 2. Reinert Fine Art and Sculpture Garden Gallery 179 King Street 181 King Street 843.694.2445 reinertfineart.com
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NASHVILLE · CHATTANOOGA · FRANKLIN · MEMPHIS 1. Gallery 202 202 Second Avenue South, Franklin. TN 615.472.1134 gallery202art.com 2. Bennett Galleries 2104 Crestmoor Road Nashville, TN 615.297.3201 bennettgalleriesnashville.com
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CHARLOTTE · NORTH CAROLINA 1. Shain Gallery 2823 Selwyn Ave, Suite K 704.334.7744 shaingallery.com 2. Lark & Key 700 East Blvd. Suite 1 704.334.4616 larkandkey.com 3. Hodges Taylor 118 E. Kingston Ave. Ste. 16 704.608.2016 hodgestaylor.com
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ATLANTA · GEORGIA 1. Vinings Gallery 10 Elizabeth Way Roswell, Ga. 770.299.1122 938 Canton Street Roswell, Ga 770.545.8887 vinings.com
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BIRMINGHAM · ALABAMA 1. Atchison Gallery 2847 Culver Road 205.871.6221 theatchisongallery.com 2. Canary Gallery 2201 2nd Avenue North 205.224.5300 canarygalleryllc.com
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Featuring over 50 nationally acclaimed award-winning artists. Come visit our exquisite galleries and magical sculpture garden.
Heather Arenas
Rick Reinert
Don Reed Sculpture Garden
Peggy Ellis
Olga Krimon
843.694.2445 ReinertFineArt.com 179 & 181 King Street Charleston, SC 29401