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2015 Watercolor First Place<br />
Mouthwatering<br />
by Marsha Chandler<br />
The Atlanta Branch of the National League of American <strong>Pen</strong> <strong>Women</strong><br />
Presents<br />
The 5th Virginia Avery Memorial “Reflections”<br />
JURIED EXHIBITION<br />
August 15—October 5, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Sponsored by:
The<br />
is a community arts<br />
organization created by artists, for artists, and for the enrichment<br />
of the Northeast Georgia community through exhibition, education<br />
and engagement.<br />
Located in historic downtown Gainesville, the “ ” is a 501 (c)(3) non<br />
profit, sustained by the generosity of its membership and the<br />
community. Founded in 1946, the center has grown into a wellrespected<br />
arts organization known for commitment to working<br />
artists, exceptional visual arts programming and educational<br />
opportunities for the entire family.<br />
In keeping with its mission, “Bringing visual arts to life, and to the life<br />
of the community” the Quinlan hosts up to 20 major solo and group<br />
exhibitions each year, advanced workshops with nationally and<br />
internationally acclaimed artists, classes in all media for adults and<br />
children and summer art camps.<br />
At the<br />
, we strive to make a valuable, far-reaching impact<br />
on the quality of life through the visual arts, reaffirming our<br />
commitment to arts education for Northeast Georgia’s people of all<br />
ages and stages, with a particular strength with seniors and youth,<br />
but a commitment to all.<br />
770.536.2575 quinlanartscenter.org
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF AMERICAN PEN WOMEN<br />
The National League of American <strong>Pen</strong> <strong>Women</strong>,<br />
Inc. (NLAPW) is the nation’s oldest organization<br />
for creative women, founded in 1897 to<br />
encourage, recognize and promote the<br />
production of creative work of professional<br />
standard in Art. Letters and Music. Our members<br />
are journalists, painters, choreographers,<br />
sculptors, poets, illustrators, songwriters– just to<br />
name a few of the creative fields we encompass.<br />
For more information:<br />
National<br />
www.nlapw.org<br />
Atlanta Branch<br />
www.atlantapenwomen.org<br />
Beginning with 17 charter members, the<br />
organization now is comprised of branches<br />
throughout the U.S. and over 2500 members.<br />
Each branch holds regular meetings and offers<br />
workshops, art exhibits, concerts, seminars and<br />
outreach programs. NLAPW membership<br />
provides the opportunity to network with other<br />
arts<br />
professionals, enter juried exhibits and contests<br />
and participate in professional enrichment<br />
programs. If you are a professional in a creative<br />
arts field, you will find a place with the NLAPW to<br />
advance your own creative endeavors. You will<br />
join the stream of women dedicated to the Arts,<br />
such as Vinnie Ream, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eudora<br />
Welty, Margaret Mitchell, Grandma Moses, Pearl<br />
S. Buck and many others who have listed this<br />
prestigious organization among their professional<br />
affiliations.<br />
The Atlanta Branch<br />
The Atlanta Branch became an official branch in<br />
1931 under the leadership of Mrs. Erkine<br />
Jarnigan, known professionally as “Polly<br />
Peachtree” the society Editor for The Georgian<br />
newspaper, and Atlanta musician Bonita Crowe.<br />
We hold a<br />
luncheon meeting each second Wednesday of<br />
months September through May. We welcome<br />
new members in Art, Letters, and Music.
Letter from the President<br />
Welcome to our Fifth<br />
“Reflections” Exhibition!<br />
inquire with the<br />
atlantapenwomen.org.<br />
This show is made possible by a<br />
generous bequest from our late<br />
Atlanta Branch and National<br />
<strong>Pen</strong> <strong>Women</strong> President, Virginia<br />
Avery, who desired to promote<br />
Georgia women artists.<br />
Stewardship of her bequest, by<br />
providing this serious<br />
competition, is a solemn honor<br />
for our branch. If you would<br />
like to become a participant in<br />
our next exhibition, please<br />
or inquire through our website at<br />
I am grateful to our <strong>2019</strong> “Reflections” committee, chaired by<br />
Anne Brodie Hill, who has worked diligently to make this<br />
exhibition one that would not only honor Virginia Avery’s<br />
memory, but also showcase the immense talent displayed by<br />
women artists in Georgia. Thank you, as well, to the<br />
for providing this wonderful venue and<br />
supporting women artists in this way.We are grateful for you, as<br />
well, for attending our show.<br />
Enjoy!<br />
– Brenda Smith<br />
President, Atlanta Branch<br />
National League of American <strong>Pen</strong> <strong>Women</strong>
Letter from the Chair<br />
We are happy to present the Fifth “Reflections”<br />
Exhibition at the<br />
in Gainesville this year.<br />
Thank you to our juror Debra Yaun who had the<br />
daunting task of choosing from 342 submissions.<br />
She selected 150 stunning works of art by 115<br />
talented women artists from all over Georgia.<br />
Thank you to Fran Stewart for handling the finances and Judy<br />
Cutchins who, once again, produced a lovely pottery piece for the<br />
“People’s Choice Award”. Many thanks to Amanda Shelnutt,<br />
Director of the<br />
and her staff Paula Lindner, Erin<br />
Manning and Allison Wacho. Without them there would be no<br />
exhibition, catalog, or reception.<br />
We hope you are entertained, challenged and inspired.<br />
The Virginia Avery legacy lives on!<br />
– Anne Brodie Hill<br />
Juror’s Statement<br />
It was an honor to be chosen as judge<br />
for this year’s <strong>Pen</strong> <strong>Women</strong>’s exhibition<br />
at the .<br />
As a fine artist myself I know what it’s<br />
like to enter competitions, so I did not<br />
take the responsibility lightly.<br />
Composition and drawing or painting<br />
skills were important in my decisions.<br />
Many abstract and impressionistic<br />
pieces were chosen since I appreciate<br />
many forms of art as well as<br />
photography, even though my work is<br />
realistic. Several 3 D pieces were also<br />
chosen for a well-rounded exhibition.<br />
– Debra Yaun
Virginia Turner Avery<br />
March 19, 1912—February 18, 2006<br />
Virginia Avery served The<br />
National League of American<br />
<strong>Pen</strong> <strong>Women</strong>, Inc. as National<br />
President, as President of the<br />
Georgia State Association, and<br />
as president of the Atlanta<br />
Branch.<br />
An Art member, Virginia<br />
exhibited in several states and<br />
was active in many organizations and art guilds. Born in<br />
Ridgeley, Maryland, she graduated from Oglethorpe<br />
University and did graduate work at several other<br />
Universities. She and her husband, Lawrence Avery,<br />
shared interests in travel, photography, flying and ham<br />
radio. They had five children.<br />
In later years, Virginia lived in Augusta, Georgia, where<br />
she enjoyed painting and ceramics and was learning to<br />
play the Mountain Dulcimer.<br />
<strong>Pen</strong> <strong>Women</strong> loved and respected Virginia, appreciating<br />
her leadership, her gentle spirit, and the way she inspired<br />
her fellow artists.<br />
Her legacy continues...
The 5th Virginia Avery Memorial<br />
“Reflections”<br />
Juried Exhibition
Karen Adams<br />
Roswell<br />
The Girl with the Alligator Head<br />
graphite on paper<br />
28”x 35”<br />
$1395<br />
Ann Alexander<br />
Gainesville<br />
Industrial Sunset<br />
oil on linen<br />
11”x 14”<br />
$700<br />
Ann Alexander<br />
Gainesville<br />
Sandy<br />
oil on linen<br />
10”x 8”<br />
Not for Sale
Dolly Alexander<br />
Flowery Branch,<br />
Toccoa Falls<br />
pastel<br />
22”x 18”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
H. Gay Allen<br />
Peachtree Corners<br />
Nibble<br />
photograph<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$150<br />
H. Gay Allen<br />
Peachtree Corners<br />
Tree Puddle<br />
photograph<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$150
Sidney Bailey<br />
Atlanta<br />
Over the Bridge<br />
oil<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$400<br />
Erin Bailey<br />
Stone Mountain<br />
Heirloom Trio<br />
soft pastel on sanded paper<br />
8”x 10”<br />
$450<br />
Juanita Barrow<br />
Fortson<br />
All in a Day’s Work<br />
oil on board<br />
37”x 17”<br />
Not for Sale
Juanita Barrow<br />
Fortson<br />
Trooper<br />
oil on board<br />
8”x 12”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Nancy Bartmess<br />
Marietta<br />
Back Home<br />
oil<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$875<br />
Judy Black<br />
Gainesville<br />
Dru’s Cabin<br />
oil<br />
9”x 12”<br />
$350
Jeann Blankenship<br />
Atlanta<br />
Toddler, Size 3<br />
oil on board<br />
14”x 11”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Ingrid Bolton<br />
Gainesville<br />
Georgia on My Mind-<br />
Okefenokee Sea Rose<br />
Meadow<br />
oil<br />
30”x 30”<br />
$1500<br />
Susie Burch<br />
Athens<br />
Lineman<br />
watercolor<br />
15”x 22”<br />
$2300
Susie Burch<br />
Athens<br />
Stone Mason<br />
watercolor<br />
15”x 22”<br />
$2300<br />
Sandra Burm<br />
Cumming<br />
Benton Falls<br />
photograph<br />
20”x 26”<br />
$675<br />
Sandra Burm<br />
Cumming<br />
Nature’s Serenity<br />
watercolor pencils<br />
15”x 17”<br />
$375
Sandra Burm<br />
Cumming<br />
Parked<br />
oil<br />
11”x 13”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Pris Buttler<br />
Gainesville<br />
Friends & Lovers<br />
oil on linen<br />
14”x 18”<br />
$1200<br />
Pris Buttler<br />
Gainesville<br />
Compliments<br />
oil on cotton<br />
24”x 36”<br />
$1800
J.K. Canonico<br />
Gainesville<br />
Morning Chores<br />
acrylic<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$495<br />
Elizabeth Caperton<br />
Atlanta<br />
Last Trip with Gene<br />
oil<br />
11”x 14”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Jacquelyn Carcioppolo<br />
Dallas<br />
Red Canna<br />
watercolor<br />
11”x 14”<br />
$100
Carol Chalmers<br />
Bogart<br />
Taking Flight<br />
oil on linen canvas<br />
30”x 40”<br />
$850<br />
Joan Christopher-Quillen<br />
Decatur<br />
Afternoon in Roussillon<br />
pastel<br />
14”x 10”<br />
$495<br />
Rosie Coleman<br />
Athens<br />
Mama’s Favorite<br />
pastel<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$950
Janet Cornett<br />
Gainesville<br />
Willie Nelson<br />
oil<br />
11”x 14”<br />
$650<br />
Mary Ann Cox<br />
Bogart<br />
Good Morning Sunshine<br />
pastel<br />
20”x 28”<br />
$850<br />
Alle Craig<br />
Marietta<br />
Wandering<br />
pastel on gold leaf collage<br />
12”x 18”<br />
$500
Renée Crouser<br />
Locust Grove<br />
Grampa’s Entourage<br />
graphite<br />
14”x 11”<br />
$650<br />
Renée Crouser<br />
Locust Grove<br />
Four Muskatweeters<br />
mixed media<br />
9”x 12”<br />
$650<br />
Judy Cutchins<br />
Decatur<br />
Macroflora<br />
white clay tiles with black underglaze<br />
and sgraffito design<br />
31”x 13”<br />
$300
Jennifer Diaz<br />
Atlanta<br />
She said She Hated Roses<br />
porcelain<br />
4”x 3”x 4”<br />
$200<br />
Mikki Root Dillon<br />
Lilburn<br />
Hot Morning Dunes<br />
pastel<br />
18”x 22”<br />
$800<br />
Mikki Root Dillon<br />
Lilburn<br />
Rainpool, Peggy’s Cove<br />
pastel<br />
18”x 20”<br />
$800
Peggy Dixon<br />
Cumming<br />
Natural Beauty<br />
agate, jasper, tiger eye, ammonite,<br />
and fossil<br />
$215<br />
Susan R. Dolan<br />
Pine Mountain<br />
A Place to Rest<br />
oil<br />
16”x 12”<br />
$400<br />
Susan R. Dolan<br />
Pine Mountain<br />
Ready For A Ride<br />
oil<br />
18”x 14”<br />
$450
Jackie Dorsey<br />
Athens<br />
Apathy & Good Books<br />
watercolor<br />
33”x 41”<br />
$2200<br />
Jackie Dorsey<br />
Athens<br />
Hendershots<br />
watercolor<br />
32”x 37”<br />
$950<br />
Jackie Dorsey<br />
Athens<br />
Natural Light<br />
watercolor<br />
29”x 39”<br />
Not for Sale
Carolyn H. Duckworth<br />
Blairsville<br />
Oriental Porcelain and Zinnias<br />
acrylic<br />
18”x 18”<br />
$400<br />
Janice L. Edens<br />
Jasper<br />
Lacy<br />
photograph<br />
10”x 20”<br />
$225<br />
Barbara P. Edwards<br />
Jasper<br />
Waterlilies<br />
watercolor<br />
38”x 30”<br />
$2000
Barbara Edwards<br />
Jasper<br />
Surfing the Universe<br />
watermedia<br />
38”x 32”<br />
$2000<br />
Anita Elder<br />
Dahlonega<br />
Ocean Palm<br />
oil<br />
12”x 6”<br />
$550<br />
Anita Elder<br />
Dahlonega<br />
Saint Andrews<br />
oil<br />
12”x 24”<br />
$765
Lynda Ellis<br />
Lithonia<br />
The Strand at Inch, Ireland<br />
oil<br />
18”x 24”<br />
$850<br />
Diane Evans<br />
Marietta<br />
Winter Migration<br />
mixed media<br />
15”x 12”<br />
$800<br />
Sally Evans<br />
Canton<br />
Blue Vase<br />
watercolor<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$350
Sharon Farkas<br />
Gainesville<br />
Memory Lane<br />
oil on linen<br />
11”x 14”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Lydia Ferguson<br />
Gainesville<br />
Owl Moon<br />
mixed media on board<br />
16”x 12”<br />
$495<br />
Kathy Rennell Forbes<br />
Atlanta<br />
Niagara Falls<br />
watercolor<br />
11”x 15”<br />
$850
Joyce Fox<br />
Dahlonega<br />
Maine Sails<br />
oil<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$200<br />
Cynthia Frigon<br />
Decatur<br />
Another Day in Paradise<br />
cut paper collage<br />
18”x 24”<br />
$1000<br />
Cynthia Frigon<br />
Decatur<br />
Toujours Toulon<br />
cut paper collage<br />
24”x 18”<br />
$1000
Mozelle Funderburk<br />
Stone Mountain<br />
Détent<br />
watercolor<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$450<br />
Susan Gore Gardner<br />
Breman<br />
Mitchell Van Dyke<br />
pastel<br />
20”x 17”<br />
$900<br />
Susan Gore Gardner<br />
Breman<br />
Rhonda Vincent<br />
pastel<br />
17”x 21”<br />
$700
Judy Bynum George<br />
Helen<br />
April Madness<br />
oil on canvas<br />
36”x 48”<br />
$4250<br />
Michelle Wittner Grabowski<br />
Dawsonville<br />
Salute to Yester Year<br />
photograph, 13”x 19” $200<br />
Michelle Wittner Grabowski<br />
Decatur<br />
The Gathering in Roswell<br />
Georgia<br />
photograph<br />
12”x 18”<br />
$200
Christie Gregory<br />
Gainesville<br />
View from a Boat<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
30”x 30”<br />
$1200<br />
Jill Haack<br />
Gainesville<br />
Just Rained<br />
acrylic<br />
7”x 9”<br />
$250<br />
Linda Hanks<br />
Stone Mountain<br />
Peach Orchard with<br />
Pecan Tree<br />
oil<br />
24”x 30”<br />
$3000
Jenny Bishop Heaton<br />
Suwanee<br />
Dancing Flowers<br />
acrylic on watercolor paper<br />
22”x 15”<br />
$500<br />
Jane Reynolds Hemmer<br />
Gainesville<br />
Argnis<br />
solid bronze<br />
30”x 20”x 25”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Paula Hoffman<br />
Gainesville<br />
On Blue Water<br />
oil<br />
10”x 10”<br />
$325
Paula Hoffman<br />
Gainesville<br />
Coast of Maine<br />
oil<br />
24”x 36”<br />
$2400<br />
Joyce Hornor<br />
Gainesville<br />
Watchful<br />
oil<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$410<br />
Neal Hughs<br />
Gainesville<br />
Sammy<br />
oil<br />
11”x 14”<br />
Not for Sale
Kie Johnson<br />
Athens<br />
Rocky Foundation<br />
transparent watercolor<br />
22”x 15”<br />
$1200<br />
Jane Kelley<br />
Atlanta<br />
Floral Notes<br />
hand painted paper collage<br />
20”x 20”<br />
$485<br />
Lynn Kelly<br />
Gainesville<br />
Copper Harvest<br />
oil<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$850
Lorraine Kimsey<br />
Marietta<br />
Coastal Greece<br />
acrylic<br />
30”x 24”<br />
$700<br />
Lorraine Kimsey<br />
Marietta<br />
Valentine’s Day Roses<br />
acrylic<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$300<br />
Pamela Kohler-Camp<br />
Cornelia<br />
Copper Glow<br />
hand thrown ceramic-raku fired<br />
11”x 6”x 9”<br />
$150
Alex Kraft<br />
Dahlonega<br />
Deep Blue Flower Dome<br />
wheel thrown and slip-cast porcelain<br />
10”x 20”x 20”<br />
$950<br />
Anne Lindsay Labaire<br />
Duluth<br />
Keep Out<br />
mixed media<br />
40”x 20”<br />
$1000<br />
Linda Ray Lindeborg<br />
Suwanee<br />
Late Snow oil 10”x 24” $800
Nancy Shippen Livengood<br />
Atlanta<br />
Hold on Fast to the Good<br />
oil<br />
30”x 30”<br />
$1500<br />
Nancy Shippen Livengood<br />
Atlanta<br />
Keep Me in a Daydream<br />
oil<br />
30”x 30”<br />
$1500<br />
Loretta Loconto<br />
Sandy Springs<br />
Still Standing<br />
acrylic<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$600
Loretta Loconto<br />
Sandy Springs<br />
White Birch<br />
acrylic<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$800<br />
Amanda Lovett<br />
Gainesville<br />
Farm Life<br />
oil<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$800<br />
Summer Lowe<br />
Sugar Hill<br />
Abstract Tree<br />
oil<br />
20”x 24”<br />
$400
Summer Lowe<br />
Sugar Hill<br />
Looking Upward<br />
oil<br />
24”x 24”<br />
$600<br />
Cyndi Marble<br />
Loganville<br />
Seeker of Treasure<br />
pastel<br />
20”x 16”<br />
$800<br />
Lynn Mayes<br />
Big Canoe<br />
#141<br />
acrylic<br />
20”x 20”<br />
$800
Jo Mitchell<br />
Clayton<br />
More Chaos<br />
oil and acrylic<br />
24”x 30”<br />
$750<br />
Linda Mitchell<br />
Atlanta<br />
Air<br />
mixed media<br />
42”x 42”<br />
$1000<br />
Ruth Money<br />
Gainesville<br />
Amaryllis<br />
oil<br />
20”x 20”<br />
$500
Ruth Money<br />
Gainesville<br />
Hank’s Hibiscus<br />
oil<br />
10”x 8”<br />
$300<br />
Katherine Moore<br />
Brookhaven<br />
Camillias on Silk<br />
colored pencil<br />
13”x 17”<br />
$975<br />
Katherine Moore<br />
Brookhaven<br />
Bike in Storage<br />
colored pencil<br />
13”x 17”<br />
$875
Sherry Needle<br />
Stone Mountain<br />
Snowy Creek<br />
oil<br />
16”x 12”<br />
$775<br />
Sherry Needle<br />
Stone Mountain<br />
Winter’s Blanket<br />
oil<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$775<br />
Ronnie Offen<br />
Marietta<br />
Zoo BBQ<br />
pastel<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$700
Kathy Pate<br />
Dawsonville<br />
Coyote Gulch<br />
acrylic<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$950<br />
Amy Patterson<br />
Midland<br />
Blinded by the Light<br />
oil<br />
30”x 36”<br />
$2700<br />
Amy Patterson<br />
Midland<br />
One of a Kind<br />
oil<br />
30”x 42”<br />
Not for Sale
Krys Pettit<br />
Gainesville<br />
Early Morning<br />
Meeting<br />
watercolor<br />
18”x 24”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Carol Reidy<br />
Clermont<br />
Botanical Garden<br />
photo<br />
16”x 23”<br />
$66<br />
Connie Lynn Reilly<br />
Buford<br />
Hope<br />
pastel<br />
23”x 19”<br />
$2000
Ann B. Rhodes<br />
Atlanta<br />
Poppy Sea<br />
oil<br />
24”x 30”<br />
$1500<br />
Sherri Richards<br />
Atlanta<br />
Tranquility<br />
oil and acrylic<br />
36”x 24”<br />
$1950<br />
Kay Ridge<br />
Stockbridge<br />
Christina<br />
pastel<br />
11”x 14”<br />
$550
Christine Rogers<br />
Athens<br />
Beer<br />
photo<br />
11”x 14”<br />
$125<br />
Junko Ono Rothwell<br />
Brookhaven<br />
On the Beach Chair<br />
pastel<br />
26”x 18”<br />
$1200<br />
Junko Ono Rothwell<br />
Brookhaven<br />
Resting on Red<br />
Cloth<br />
pastel<br />
19”x 25”<br />
$1200
Cheryl A. Ruffer<br />
Canton<br />
Roasting Chestnuts in Rome<br />
oil<br />
14”x 11”<br />
$500<br />
Joyce Ryan<br />
Sandy Springs<br />
Dryad<br />
mixed media<br />
16”x 10”x 10”<br />
$2500<br />
Gloria Sampson<br />
Columbus<br />
Yellow Cottage<br />
watercolor<br />
37”x 28”<br />
$1600
Tommye M. Scanlin<br />
Dahlonega<br />
Fall Returns<br />
handwoven<br />
tapestry<br />
21”x 18”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Lorene Schaefer<br />
Gainesville<br />
Summer Undertones<br />
encaustic and mixed media<br />
14”x 14”<br />
$425<br />
Rosemary Segreti<br />
Athens<br />
Gullah Woman<br />
watercolor<br />
20”x 12”<br />
$695
Anita Shuffer<br />
Dawsonville<br />
Oliver the Owl<br />
oil<br />
16”x 16”<br />
$850<br />
Brenda Smith<br />
Woodstock<br />
In the Garden<br />
sterling silver with pearls<br />
5”x 4”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Betty Laws Smith<br />
Gainesville<br />
Woodlands<br />
acrylic<br />
18”x 24”<br />
$650
Robin bird Smith<br />
Blairsville<br />
Sea Life<br />
clay and mixed media<br />
18”x 20”<br />
$300<br />
Mary Jane Stone<br />
Marietta<br />
Sourwood<br />
oil<br />
21”x 25”<br />
$800<br />
Jackie Su<br />
Hiawassee<br />
Cactus Cascade<br />
oil<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$950
Jackie Su<br />
Hiawassee<br />
Tuscany Alley Way<br />
oil -pallet knife<br />
12”x 16”<br />
$850<br />
Kay Summers<br />
Atlanta<br />
Peachtree Rising from<br />
the Forest<br />
oil<br />
24”x 30”<br />
$500<br />
Judith Surowiec<br />
Dacula<br />
View of the Valley<br />
acrylic<br />
24”x 20”<br />
$480
Judith Surowiec<br />
Dacula<br />
White Barn<br />
acrylic<br />
30”x 30”<br />
$900<br />
Herly Terant<br />
McDonough<br />
Emiliana<br />
oil<br />
23”x 17”<br />
$1600<br />
Herly Terant<br />
McDonough<br />
Selfie at Mardi-Gras<br />
oil<br />
16”x 20”<br />
$1600
Cat Tesla<br />
Lilburn<br />
Timeless No. 10<br />
mixed media<br />
52”x 40”<br />
$2200<br />
Linda Tilden<br />
Hoschton<br />
Tilden Lane Gardens<br />
pastel<br />
5”x 7”<br />
$495<br />
Margaret Tingley<br />
Gainesville<br />
Kelpie<br />
photograph<br />
8”x 10”<br />
$75
Cynthia C. Todd<br />
Gainesville<br />
Chicopee Woods Factory<br />
photograph<br />
20”x 16”<br />
$135<br />
Cynthia C. Todd<br />
Gainesville<br />
Fandango<br />
photograph<br />
18”x 16”<br />
$160<br />
Marissa Trudel<br />
Cornelia<br />
Moon Bear<br />
watercolor<br />
14”x 10”<br />
Not for Sale
Stephanie Turk<br />
Gainesville<br />
Vernal Ascension<br />
graphite and colored<br />
pencil<br />
36”x 19”<br />
$250<br />
Barbara Walsh<br />
Canton<br />
A New Day<br />
oil<br />
24”x 20”<br />
$1100<br />
Barbara Walsh<br />
Canton<br />
Glittering Avenue<br />
oil<br />
22”x 18”<br />
$1100
Gail Watson<br />
Toccoa<br />
Old Boat Graveyard 2<br />
watercolor batik/rice paper<br />
12”x 20”<br />
$1200<br />
Gail Watson<br />
Toccoa<br />
The Instigator<br />
watercolor<br />
23”x 18”<br />
$1800<br />
Gail E. Wegodsky<br />
Sandy Springs<br />
Faux Geisha<br />
oil<br />
11”x 8”<br />
$660
Gail E. Wegodsky<br />
Sandy Springs<br />
Me Too<br />
oil<br />
16”x 14”<br />
$825<br />
Patty Weisman<br />
Canton<br />
Annabel Lee<br />
clay/mixed media<br />
20”x 21”x 14”<br />
$1200<br />
Susan Winchester<br />
Canton<br />
Sister Retreat<br />
oil<br />
12”x 22”<br />
Not for Sale
Susan Winchester<br />
Canton<br />
Being Fifteen<br />
oil<br />
15”x 19”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Susan Winchester<br />
Canton<br />
Summer Breezie<br />
oil<br />
22”x 22”<br />
Not for Sale<br />
Mary Windley<br />
Athens<br />
Stimming<br />
pencil<br />
30”x 20”<br />
Not for Sale
Rosemary Woodel<br />
Athens<br />
Grass of Parnassus<br />
photo<br />
17”x 14”<br />
$100<br />
Kathy Yancey<br />
Snellville<br />
Play<br />
mixed media collage<br />
28”x 30”<br />
$3200<br />
Melike Yurttas<br />
Oakwood<br />
Blooming Flower<br />
mixed media<br />
7”x 9”<br />
$250
2015 Best in Show<br />
Junko Ono Rothwell,<br />
Woman with Bracelets<br />
pastel
Exhibition Dates<br />
August 15—October 5, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Opening Reception<br />
Thursday, August 15, 5:30-7:00 PM<br />
514 Green Street, Northeast<br />
Gainesville, Georgia 30501<br />
770.536.2575<br />
quinlanartscenter.org<br />
info@qvac.org<br />
Gallery Hours:<br />
Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM<br />
Saturday 10AM-4PM<br />
Closed Sunday<br />
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