Artist Registry for
Rappahannock County

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Kevin H. Adams
Multiple solo and juried exhibitions each year. Gallery Representation in DC, NYC, and MD. Invites visits to studio by appointment. Lives in Washington, VA
kevin@gaystreetinn.com
Artist Website
540-316-9220
Michelle Almond
Creates functional and sculptural glass forms that evoke the fluidity of the glass itself.
michelle.almond@gmail.com
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Gary Anthes
Black and white and color photographs of nature and architecture.
anthesgary@gmail.com
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DeEtte Axelson
Axelson specializes in animal and human portraits. Most of her works are currently done with oil on canvas; however, she also enjoys working with watercolors as well.
gdaxelson@wildblue.net
Robert H. Ballard
Having exhibited on the east and west coast, Ballards paintings can be found in many public & corporate collections. Working with color and texture he creates singular images.
Robert@RHBallard.com
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Patti Brennan
Patti uses many stained glass techniques, such as silk screening, etching on flashed glass, kiln fusing and slumping, and traditional glass painting. She combines the use of these techniques to create the intricacy in her stained glass.
dedanann@dedanann.net
Artist Website
540-987-8615
Otto Conner
I prefer water media on paper in my painting endeavors, as this accomodates the collage process which I have a great fondness for. My subject matter is greatly inspired by nature, the land and skyscape of the non-manmade world.
Trish Crowe
Trish began TheStudio at Firnew Farm in 2003 and currently meets weekly with a circle of 45 artists that exhibit regularly in the Blue Ridge area; she also is a line artist at heart and a watercolorist by nature.
Susan Dienelt
At her studio, Juba Mountain Pottery, Susan Dienelt makes functional clay pottery for use in the home.
susan@jubamountainpottery.com
Artist Website
540-987-8041
Bonnie Dixon
Bonnie works in oil and pencil, from life and from photos, on a variety of surfaces including gourds and goose eggs.
Jeanne Drevas
Jeanne Drevas lives in her handmade house and works in two medium, pottery and hand collected natural materials.
carljeanne@hughes.net
Artist Website
540 987 3113
Ann Dye
Ann Dye is a writer and artist currently creating chalk portraits.
anndye@earthlink.net
434-985-3103
Hans Gerhard
Abstract paintings and sculpture made from found objects(iron and steel).
hwgerhard@yahoo.com
Artist Website
540-547-2447
Christopher Goodine
Gold and silver jewelry
chrisgoodine@aol.com
Benita Rauda Gowen
A watercolorist who also explores form and color in abstract collages that use a variety of materials - bright fabrics from around the world, yarns, and multi-hued papers.
geoffgowen@comcast.net
540-675-2362
Nora Harrington
Most of my paintings are started outdoors and then examined and tweaked in the studio. To stand in the open air, looking- really looking- for hours is an experience beyond compare. Yet, it is in the studio that a painting creates a world of its own.
Nora@embarqmail.com
Artist Website
540-675-9984
Barbara Heile
My work is continuing to reflect my growth as a woman who paints pictures. Returning home to Rappahannock after a year in Germany I see my work changing from a focus on the landscape of Nature to the inner landscape of the Psyche.
Sarah Henry
I work with every medium I can find: colored pencil, graphite, marker, oil paint, pastels, clay, plaster, bark, and much more.
art.by.sarah.henry@gmail.com
Libet Henze
Early travels in Germany, Turkey and Ethiopia, a fascination with the handiwork of artisans of the past as well as a lifelong interest in the natural world have all influenced the artist's current work in ceramics.
Nancy Keyser
Keyser's work ranges from panoramic landscapes of the Blue Ridge Mountains to intimate details of wildflowers and gardens. Her paintings communicate a love of nature and country life with a fluid, colorful style.
nancykeyser@mac.com
Peter Kramer
Peter Kramer has been designing and making furniture for more than 60 years. His award winning pieces appear in collections both large and small throughout the United States. His designs are eclectic and often feature unusual and highly figured woods.
peterhkramer@mac.com
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Eric Kvarnes
Hand blown glass.
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Linda Lawler
Representational portraiture, still life and landscape art in a tightly rendered manner, much like the Dutch Masters.
sha45rps@starpower.net
Artist Website   Additional Website
540-364-4043
Jo Levine
Fine-art photographs of atmospheric landscapes, buildings, plants, and semi-abstract designs created from small details of images. Works are available in standard and custom sizes, with or without frames.
jo@gillcreek.com
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Barbara Matteo
With degrees from George Washington University in painting, art history, and museum education, the artists lifelong career as the Associate Curator of Education at the Corcoran Gallery of Art underscores her fascination with the American landscape
Nina Moore
Handmade paper. My images are abstract and inspired by the natural world around me. I like the sense of the seeing through water or air I can get by adding layers of pulp on my frame.
ninamoore@earthlink.net
Thomas Mullany
A graduate of the Corcoran school of Art, he has been exhibiting his work in Washington, DC, New York, and regionally for three decades. His unique brand of realism has both irony and exactitude concentrating on local images and universal themes.
Robert@RHBallard.com
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Rick Myers
Rick Myers is a self-taught artist who after graduating from architecture school and moving to Rappahannock County turned to painting to express the beauty and wonder found in the natural landscape.
Margot S. Neuhaus
Minimal sculpture, painting and photography. Shows in the US and abroad. In collections, including the Art Museum of the Americas and the National Museum of Women in the Arts.
margot@margotneuhaus.com
Artist Website
540-987-8494
Nol Putnam
I design and execute hot-forged, site-specific iron work and sculpture, using iron, steel, brass and copper. I also have a portfolio of landscape and ironwork photography.
nolp@comcast.net
Artist Website
540-636-4545
Margaret Rogers
Margaret Rogers is an artist /printmaker in Sperryville Va. The themes in her work are nature and familiar rural scenes. Although she is mainly a printmaker, her work includes illustration, graphite and botanical drawings.
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Sara Schneidman
Sara works in watercolor, clay and poetry and has a gallery in Culpeper where she also sells her rugs and cards.
contact@saraschneidman.com
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Jim Serbent
Jim Serbent's artwork falls into three categories: abstractions, photographic-based works, and video art; sometimes these divisions meld or blur.
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Megan Smith
Megan Smith attacks her art viscerally and physically, using her entire body to throw, drip, splatter, and drizzle acrylics on canvasses of various sizes (some as large as 18 feet), old dilapidated screendoors, abandoned window panes and mirrors.
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Nedra Smith
I love painting all subject matter: plein-air-landscape, figural, portrait and still life. My medium is oil and my style is representational with an emphasis on telling a story. My goal is to bring interest and energy to each canvas.
hughnedra@embarqmail.com
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Merrill Strange
Hand painted ceramics and tiles.
mpstrange@msn.com
540-937-5858
Linda Tarry
Mosaics created by using discarded and broken ceramics, glass, metal, and other "junk."
Patricia Underwood
A mixed media artist/printmaker who uses diverse materials to create rich and evocative works. Her art is exhibited/collected in the US and internationally. Represented by Middle St. Gallery, Washington, VA and the Parish Gallery, Washington, DC.
punderwd@rcn.com
Artist Website
540.937.6237
Brenda Van Ness
My work is not derived, but spontaneously created to interrupt or enhance the humdrum, ho-hum periods of everyday life. It has been said to lend a reverence to the domestic arts.
Geneva Welch
Welch is a nationally known artist, displaying watercolor, oil paintings, and dry point etchings of animals and country scenes. Her limited edition prints, hand-painted ornaments, and platters are also available.
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Patton Wilson
Patton Wilson, considered one of the finest American Realists in the region, has exhibited his meticulous still life and landscape paintings in galleries and museums throughout the country. He has been featured on the cover of American Artist magazine.
Robert@RHBallard.com
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The Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community
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