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102 W. Washington Street
Mail: PO Box 426
Middleburg, VA 20118
A 501c3 nonprofit
540-687-6600
Our Mission
To champion creativity in the visual arts
for people of all ages and abilities
in our community, especially the youth,
through educational programs and exhibitions.
For Every Season
October 1 - November 6, 2022
Exhibition Jurors:
Misia Broadhead & Gomer Pyles
 Zimmerman, Cathy-Goldfinch on ThistleBest in Show Goldfinch on Thistle Watercolor 13 x 16 $500 Cathy Zimmerman |  Moffat, Sarita-Aspens Oil 30 x 30Second Place While driving out west years ago, my mother and I passed a glorious stand of aspen trees. We were so inspired that we found the next place to turn around just to drive past one more time for another look. I do not recall taking any photographs other than in my mind. Aspens Oil 30 x 30 $1,200 Sarita Moffat |  Schroeder, Francie-FrostyMorningThird Place Loved the colors created by the rising sun and the sparkle on the frost. Frosty Morning Photography 16 x 23 $395 Francie Schroeder |
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 Brunini, Noreen-ScarecrowHonorable Mention Scarecrow Watercolor 24 x 18 $650 Noreen Brunini |  Klioze, Marcia-Day DreamsHonorable Mention Daydreams transcend seasons. I love the sweetness on this model's face and hoped to capture her inner beauty as well as her outer beauty, as she was deep in thought. Day Dreams Oil on canvas 16 x 20 $1,800 Marcia Klioze |  Macy, Suzan-Come Along!Honorable Mention Come Along! Oil 9 x 12 $400 Suzan Macy |
 Wallace, Ann-Winter's HereHonorable Mention Winter’s Here Pastel 11 x 14 $500 Ann Wallace |  Weaver, Ramona-The Sea Loves The ShoreHonorable Mention The interconnection of opposite forces is a powerful aphrodisiac - warm and cool, light and dark, sparkling and quiet, rising and falling. Without the other, neither would be what they are. That's why the Sea Loves the Shore, and the shore loves the sea. The Sea Loves the Shore Alcohol inks on canvas 34 x 36 $850 Ramona Weaver |  Arthru, Suzanne Lago-DahliasCopperpotAndButterfly_SMThis painting reminds me of the luminous copper themed still lifes of William Merit Chase, one of my favorite 19th C painters. The Dahlias are from my garden. I loved expressing their form with temperature shifts and lively mark making. The butterfly, a “clouded sulphur” was found on my daily walks and completes the composition positioned just slightly off the center of interest. Dahlias, Copper Pot and Butter Fly Oil on Arches Oil Paper mounted on panel 5 x 7 $350 Suzanne Lago Arthur |
 Arthur, Suzanne, Lago-BrightestFlowerOfEarlySpringI named this painting after the poem by Reena Choudhary entitled “A Scent of a Daffodil”. Daffodils, and their little siblings Jonquils, rank among my favorite flowers. Their cheerful appearance fills my heart with hope every year. They are literal trumpeters announcing the arrival of Spring. How perfect then that even the shape of the daffodil is like little golden trumpets? Brightest Flower of Early Spring Oil on Arches Oil Paper mounted on panel 5 x 7 $350 Suzanne Lago Arthur |  Baker Michelle Blue ValleyI love the many faces of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Much of my work is done using blue ink. This small piece is one of my favorites because it is so simple. Blue Valley Mixed media 12 x 16 $275 Michelle Baker |  Baker Michelle Roy's PlaceRoy's Place is a part of my series called Cityscapes. An accident was the inspiration for the series which includes some 20 works. The style is rather unusual in that the side of a printer ink cartridge is used to "build" my buildings. Then, I go back in with a light wash in places. Roy’s Place Ink 16 x 12 $350 Michelle Baker |
 Baumgartner, Betty-EverydayThe sun rises everyday with the intent to give hope of a better day with or without a bright sun. Every Day Acrylic 8 x 8 $250 Betty Baumgartner |  Block, Anne Marshall-Amalfi_HarborOur Amalfi Coast family vacation included staying in a villa that overlooked the harbor. While there, I painted, hiked, ate, and sailed the coast. Amalfi Harbor Oil on linen 16 x 20 $900 Anne Marshall Block |  Block, Anne Marshall-BIg Meadows State ParkI hiked to see this local view one summer afternoon at Big Meadows State Park. Who doesn’t love this gorgeous summer view? Big Meadows State Park Oil on canvas 14 x 11 $600 Anne Marshall Block |
 Brunini, Noreen-Peony at DawnOne of the many peonies in my garden glowing at first light. Peony at Dawn Watercolor 18 x 24 $700 Noreen Brunini |  Brunini, Noreen-Sunny SiestaWhile on a garden tour to Oak Spring Farm I came across this "found landscape" in the courtyard. Sunny Siesta Watercolor 18 x 11 $650 Noreen Brunini |  Bysshe, Stanley-Last Man StandingA single Maple tree was the only tree left with leaves after a night of heavy wind. Last Man Standing Photography 15 x 10 $175 Stanley Bysshe |
 Bysshe, Stanley-Shenandoah FallA heavy fog helped accentuate the late fall colors on a trail in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Shenandoah Fall Photography 15 x 10 $175 Stanley Bysshe |  Bysshe, Stanley-Yellowstone WinterFading evening light, ten degrees, and fresh snow made for a beautiful scene on the Madison River in Yellowstone N.P. Then a single bull Bison put an exclamation on the image. Yellowstone Winter Photography 10 x 15 $175 Stanley Bysshe |  Dennis, Diane-Winter WakenethWinter Wakeneth is a fantasy landscape. Snow has fallen in the little village. The quiet is interrupted by the whooshing of two sledders. A small child expresses excitement as she views a newly built snowman. My hope is that the viewer will experience a sense of joy, a sweet childhood memory, the serenity of new fallen snow, and an appreciation for the magic of Winter. Winter Wakeneth Acrylic 16 x 20 $300 Diane Dennis |
 FiorellaMaria_AlfredSisleyStudyI have long admired Alfred Sisley for his Impressionist but also Realistic style. In an effort to learn from a master, I decided to copy his painting in a smaller scale. The original painting "First Snow at Veneux-Nadon" belongs to our National Gallery of Art (nga.gov) and according to the website: "This image is in the public domain. You can copy, modify and distribute this image, even for commercial purposes." Alfred Sisley Study Oil 11 x 14 $210 Maria Fiorella |  FiorellaMaria_CardinalintheGardenA cardinal painted from life. I was sitting in my patio and many were stopping by at the bird feeder nearby. Cardinal in the Garden Oil 5 x 7 $150 Maria Fiorella |  FiorellaMaria_HotelBaudyInGivernyPainted on location at Hotel Baudy in Giverny (France), this was a place where Monet and many other impressionists often met to paint together. I was glad to paint so many interesting shapes and on such a sunny day! Hotel Baudy in Giverny Oil 8 x 10 $300 Maria Fiorella |
 Florer Sarah Summer on Bull Run Mountain WatercolorIn the Summer, Bull Run Mountain is full of green. The leaves on the trees are so thick that you almost forget you have neighbors. The drive up to the mountain is lined with green trees and open fields of green grasses that sway in gentle summer breezes. It’s a wonderful time to be on the mountain. Summer on Bull Run Mountain Watercolor 8 x 10 $250 Sarah Florer |  Florer Sarah Fall on Bull Run Mountain WatercolorFall may be the most beautiful time on Bull Run Mountain. With so many trees, we get a lovely show as fall colors come out. The mountain is covered in a blanket of greens, reds, yellows, oranges, and browns. The weather cools down, the days get shorter, the shadows get a little longer, and everything starts to get a little quieterIn this painting, I tried to capture the beauty of the mountain in the fall. Fall on Bull Run Mountain Watercolor 8 x 10 $250 Sarah Florer |  Florer Sarah Winter on Bull Run Mountain WatercolorWhen winter comes to Bull Run Mountain, everything turns to shades of brown. The trees have lost their leaves and it is easier to see our neighbors through the forest. Everything becomes still and quiet. And then, when we get snow, everything turns into a magical winter wonderland. Winter on Bull Run Mountain Watercolor 8 x 10 $250 Sarah Florer |
 Furneaux, Pam-Gerbera PinkGerbera daisies are a cheerful flower especially in this yellow vase with a luscious pink background. Gerbera Pink Oil 8 x 10 $275 Pam Furneaux |  Furneaux, Pam-Summer BouquetYellow dahlias, snapdragons and blue asters make up this bountiful summer bouquet. Summer Bouquet Oil 14 x 11 $375 Pam Furneaux |  Gardiner, Maribe-Contemplating The DressShe is not sure if she'll say "yes". This is Italy and her expression shows some doubt. Contemplating the Dress Oil 21 x 28 $600 Maribe Gardiner |
 Gardiner, Maribe-Spanish GuitarSpanish Guitar Etching on canvas 12 x 17 $500 Maribe Gardiner |  Gardiner, Maribe-The Sun Makes Everything BeautifulThe Sun Makes Everything Beautiful Mixed media 12 x 15 $400 Maribe Gardiner |  Gordon, Nadya-Dandelions by the LakeSummer landscape with dandelions set against the beautiful sunset colors. Dandelions by the Lake Acrylic 12 x 16 $170 Nadya Gordon |
 Gordon, Nadya-Fall Path by the RiverBeautiful fall landscape with vibrant colors. Fall Path by the River Acrylic 12 x 16 $170 Nadya Gordon |  Gordon, Nadya-Lavender Field SunsetVibrant lavender set against sunset colors. This scene makes me want to be there. Lavender Field Sunset Acrylic 12 x 16 $170 Nadya Gordon |  Gring Susan The Red Bridge AcrylicI grew up in Pennsylvania where covered bridges were many and in later years, our family has sought out covered bridges in Indiana, Maryland and Pennsylvania. There is something romantic and nostalgic--indeed, simpler about this bygone era of transportation. The Red Bridge Acrylic 18 x 24 $375 Susan Gring |
 Gring Susan Autumn Gold Mixed MediaAutumn has always been my very favorite time of year. The light becomes clear and golden, autumn flora and leaves are brilliant with colors I love, and the cooler temperatures beckon a coziness that wraps one in a feeling that all is right in the world. Autumn Gold Acrylic mixed media 18.5 x 17.5 $495 Susan Gring |  Hawkins, Zoe-Florescence #1I painted this floral series with the idea of spring in my mind. The fresh budding of flowers. A slow emergence of virginal colors, rich in contrast and tonality. Florescence #1 Acrylic on canvas 11.75 x 11.75 $250 Zoe Hawkins |  Hawkins, Zoe-Florescence #5I painted this floral series with the idea of spring in my mind. The fresh budding of flowers. A slow emergence of virginal colors, rich in contrast and tonality. Florescence #5 Acrylic on canvas 11.75 x 11.75 $250 Zoe Hawkins |
 Heenan, Michael-FarmGateTrailSubjects that draw the viewer into the piece, making the viewer want to be there is my passion. Using an abstract impressionistic style, an overall sense of place is what I seek to convey. Farm Gate Trail Acrylic 18 x 24 $500 Michael Heenan |  Helentjaris, Diane-HonestyDried honesty plant lives up to its name. The truth will always (or usually) be revealed with time. Honesty Photography 8 x 10 $125 Diane Helentjaris |  Helentjaris, Diane-Snow DayI love the way both the coziness of home and the frosty beauty of the outdoors beckons in this image. Snow Day Photography 14 x 18 $225 Diane Helentjaris |
 Helentjaris-Tree CalligraphyTree Calligraphy Photography 14 x 18 $175 Diane Helentjaris |  Herman_Lorrie_Saturday_Afternoon_in_the_Park_oilSaturday Afternoon in the Park Oil 11 x 14 $650 Lorrie Herman |  HindleStuartAutumn RunEven though the morning mist was hovering, the trees colors were still bright against the grey of the day and the rocks below. I snapped a picture and worked with the detail in my studio. Autumn Run Oil 28 x 20 $1,400 Stuart Hindle |
 HindleStuartSycamores in the ValleySycamores are one of my favorite trees. As the sun was setting, the light hit the trees and made the sycamores shine brightly contrasting with the long shadows and the mountains in the background. Sycamores in the Valley Oil 18 x 25 $1,100 Stuart Hindle |  Hopkins, Laura-September TreesThis painting from my imagination portrays the warm light of a late September afternoon. I always think of September as a month filled with shimmering golden afternoons. My goal for this piece was to capture that feeling. As a painter of Tonalist landscapes, I have a special affinity for the seasons of autumn and winter, and focus my work on portraying mood and emotion in scenes of dawn, twilight, and evening. September Trees Oil 8 x 10 $350 Laura Hopkins |  Hopkins, Laura-Twilight, OctoberAs I painted this scene from my imagination, I tried to capture the bittersweet melancholy of a still and and crisp autumn twilight. I paint in the tradition of the American Tonalists of the 19th century whose contemplative and poetic works were thought to provide solace and respite from a war torn and increasingly industrial world. It is my hope that viewers of my work find a place of rest and comfort. Twilight October Oil 12 x 16 $650 Laura Hopkins |
 Huntington, Sarah-Clothesline Early Fall, Paris, VirginiaClothesline Early Fall Paris, Virginia Photography 18 x 22 $195 Sarah Huntington |  Huyett, Sheila-My Wife Made Me Wear It!All the attitude a rooster can muster is reflected while forced to adorn something he just doesn't want to wear. My Wife Made Me Wear It! Oil 18 x 24 $350 Sheila Huyett |  Klioze, Marcia- Tea TimeThere's always time for tea. When I set up the still life, I was intrigued by the delicacy of the cup next to the rugged wood and dark cloth. Tea Time Oil on canvas 10 x 20 $500 Marcia Klioze |
 Lillis, Judith-Morven ParkMorven Park Photography 18 x 22 $295 Judith Lillis |  Macy, Suzan-End of the DayEnd of Day Oil 18 x 24 $900 Suzan Macy |  McGuire, Julie- Sunset Through the Barn WIndowThe see through, scarred window, provides a horse's view of a snowy Winter sunset. Sunset Through the Barn Window Photography Hahnmuhle-100%cotton photo rag 11 x 14, plus frame $325 Julie McGuire |
 McGuire, Julie-The Gas PumpThe see through, scarred window, provides a horse's view of a snowy Winter sunset. The Gas Pump Photography Hahnmuhle-100%cotton photo rag 11 x 14, plus frame $325 Julie McGuire |  Merkin, Karen_AutumnBountyNothing says autumn like pumpkins and squash that are plentiful at roadside farmers markets Autumn Bounty Oil 12 x 12 $800 Karen Merkin |  Merkin, Karen_SnowyDay 2This scene is so peaceful and brings thoughts of winter, especially when it is so hot outside. Snowy Day Oil 8 x 10 $450 Karen Merkin |
 Nicely, Elise-Country Side GardenThis is a painting of a neighbor’s front yard. I walk by this garden every time I walk my dogs. There is always something in bloom! I wanted to create a painting that shared my excitement and wonder at this lovely lush garden. Countryside Garden Acrylic on canvas 22 x 28 $675 Elise Nicely |  Oliver, Karen-Building a SandcastleA young mother helps her child make a friend at the beach by building a sandcastle. Building a Sandcastle Collage 11 x 14 $350 Karen Oliver |  Oliver, Karen-Silver and GoldThis collage depicts how a bit of snow can transform a roadside scene. Silver and Gold Collage 10 x 10 $350 Karen Oliver |
 Padilla, Chito-Flor Del MarThis painting celebrates the vibrant colors of a seascape. Flor del Mar Acrylic on paper 24 x 18 $695 Chito Padilla |  Padilla, Chito-YellowstoneThis painting captures a marvelous fantasy evocative of the surge of a powerful geyser. A colorful show by Nature. Yellowstone Acrylic on paper 18 x 16 $375 Chito Padilla |  Palmer, Rachel Garcia-Beyond the Golden HourAs I finished up a small painting, I packed up my gear, and glanced upwards. The sky was amazing. Realizing I only had a few minutes to capture the fast-moving clouds, I unpacked my paints as fast as I could, and painted from the trunk of my SUV. Moral of the story: don’t forget to look up even when your focus is somewhere else. You might miss the best part of the show. Beyond the Golden Hour Oil 15.5 x 25.5 $750 Rachel Garcia-Palmer |
 Parent, Terri-AntietamDuring the pandemic my family looked for outdoor spaces to explore. Antietam Battlefield has acres of beautiful landscape. It is now a favorite place to visit and I try to capture all seasons and times of day. Antietam Digital Photography 8 x 10 $125 Terri Parent |  Parent, Terri-Cloaked in SnowThe story of a tree is revealed when it loses all its foliage. A winter storm will dress it again, resplendent in white flakes Cloaked in Snow Digital photography 14 x 11 $195 Terri Parent |  Parent, Terri-Spring BirthIn Spring the world awakens after the slumber of winter. Buds appear, grass becomes green, birds chirp. Harder to see is the nest of eggs waiting for new life to emerge. Spring Birth Digital photography 10 x 8 $125 Terri Parent |
 Petrecca, Regina-Remembrance-16x20 acryic on canvasA Day of Remembrance to honor those fallen in service to their country is celebrated in many countries. The red poppy is a symbol of this sacrifice. Remembrance Acrylic 16 x 20 $325 Regina Petrecca |  Pyles, Gomer-best yellow wall and blueA favorite spot on the island of Anegada. View of Paradise Photography 12 x 18 $200 Gomer Pyles |  Pyles, Gomer-Monument ValleyI was fortunate to visit this spot, which is managed by the Navajo Nation, last summer with my off spring. That evening we watched the 1939 movie Stagecoach, which showed this scene with the US Calvary riding toward the valley. Monument Valley Photography 11 x 14 $180 Gomer Pyles |
 Pyles, Gomer-Paris Barn,This site has always been a lure for me to stop and reflect. I was heading home from an art show in the valley and was fortunate to capture this moment of twilight. Paris Barn Photography 11 x 14 $180 Gomer Pyles |  Perry, Kirstie-DaydreamInspired by the warmth of a sunny day in Virginia, Daydream, invokes feelings of freedom in nature and open spaces. Day Dream Oil 8 x 10 $350 Kirstie Perry |  Ramsey, Nancy-Triumph of NatureLayers of images, pulled from maps, photos, memory and intuition combine to form a unique modern landscape. The images reflect both man-made and natural elements. Our landscapes continue to evolve, through natural and man-made changes. What is the tipping point when growth becomes too unnatural? Triumph of Nature, Light and Dark (diptych) Mixed media acrylic 48 x 24 (each panel) $2,900 Nancy Ramsey |
 Ramsey, Nancy-Watershed, Potomac Tributaries, Donaldson RunPart of a series of paintings focused on various watersheds, the Watershed: Potomac Tributaries paintings abstract a bird’s eye view of the waterways that flow through Virginia and empty into the Potomac River. Watershed: Potomac Tributaries, Donaldson Run Acrylic mixed media 12 x 12 $250 Nancy Ramsey |  Reid, Anne-Coastal BreezeCoastal Breeze Pastel 12 x 16 $600 Anne Reid |  Reid, Anne-NeighborsNeighbors 2 Pastel 12 x 16 $600 Anne Reid |
 Scala, Amy-PotpourriPainted a variety of fall items from a bowl of potpourri. Potpourri Watercolor 5 x 7 $195 Amy Scala |  Scala, Amy-Sunset at Colette'sSpectacular sunset at Colette’s Bed and Breakfast Port Angeles, WA looking through the trees towards Victoria, Canada. Sunset at Colette’s Acrylic 6 x $285 Amy Scala |  Schneider, Deb-Beach UmbrellasI wanted to capture the heat of the day and to show the distance with simple brush strokes. This is a time and place painting from memory. Beach Umbrellas Oil 12 x 12 $245 Deborah Schneider |
 Schneider, Deb-SunflowersI wanted to bring our natural world inside. Sunflowers Oil 18 x 24 $400 Deborah Schneider |  Schroeder, Francie-CarnivalCarnival is always a colorful rite of summer. Carnival Photography 11.5 x 17.5 $395 Francie Schroeder |  Schroeder, Francie-Valley ViewOn a clear fall day I was out with my camera and came upon this beautiful view. Valley View Photography 12 x 16 $375 Francie Schroeder |
 Stanley, Melanie-Happy PollinatorBumblebees are so busy pollinating all summer long and into the early autumn, and I so respect their contributions to our earth. I took a photo of this fat bumblebee as the weather was changing and decided to capture the moment with my paints. Bumblebees are the friendliest and gentlest of all the bee species! Happy Pollinator Mixed media 8 x 8 $150 Melanie Stanley |  Winter's LightI love Birch trees in the early winter and the way the winter light is reflected on the landscape around these magnificent trees! I love going to hikes and photographing trees, light, and landscapes, and this one came from hiking up north. Winter’s Light Mixed media 16 x 20 $375 Melanie Stanley |  Stevens, Libby-Path Through Tall GrassesThis was painted after an outing sketch done at Vineyard 868 in western Loudoun County. Autumn grasses capture my eye with their colors and the way they wave in the wind. Path Through Tall Grasses Pastel 12 x 18 $700 Libby Stevens |
 Stevens, Libby-September on Snickersville TurnpikeIn the fall the grasses get long, tipped with a red purple frond…this spot along Snickersville Turnpike in Loudoun county always catches my eye with its subtle autumn color. September on Snickersville Turnpike Pastel 18 x 24 $975 Libby Stevens |  Treyz, Fritz-Man Perusing MagazineThe person who deserves most pity is a lonesome one on a rainy day who doesn't know how to read. Man Perusing Magazine Oil on linen 16 x 20 $1,250 Fritz Treyz |  Treyz, Fritz-Path Green Springs GardenA beautiful garden that makes one realize that every day is a journey on a path, and the journey itself is life Path Green Springs Garden Oil on canvas 9 x 12 $475 Fritz Treyz |
 Treyz, Fritz-River Farm Potomac ViewThe River Farm was the northernmost of President George Washington five farms. It is a favorite place for bird-watchers, and oil painters for its colorful garden and river view. River Farm Potomac View Oil on canvas 12 x 9 $625 Fritz Treyz |  Victory, Josafina-CalmA bird can only be discovered when the observer is calm. Calm Acrylic 18 x 12 $450 Josefina Victory |  Wallace, Ann-Tis the Season“Tis the Season” Pastel 11 x 14 $500 Ann Wallace |
 Weaver, Ramona-Summer-BayouThe bayou's edge is never more strangely enticing and mysterious than in the blazing heat of a Southern summer. Bayou La Batrie's edge both beckons and repels. Bayou’s Edge/Summertime Acrylic on canvas 30 x 15 $275 Ramona Weaver |  Weed, Peggy-Early ApplesEarly Apples Oil 14 x 11 $525 Peggy Weed |  Weed, Peggy-Little Yellow RosesLittle Yellow Roses Oil 11 x 14 $525 Peggy Weed |
 Weed, Peggy-Ripe PearsRipe Pears Oil 9 x 12 $525 Peggy Weed |  West, Sharon-Crimson FallThis piece was inspired by the wonderful aspen trees in their full crimson glory that can sometimes been seen in spring. Most folks may be familiar with aspens with their lovely yellow leaves, but there does come a time when those leaves turn a gorgeous red and not only in the fall but spring too! I captured these in glorious texture using palette knives, acrylic paint and acrylic gel medium. Crimson Fall Acrylic 24 x 24 $650 Sharon West |  Wilson Sandy Spring Exuberance Acrylic and OilI loved how the afternoon sunlight played across this section of my garden last spring. I started with an acrylic underpainting on a Claybord panel to define the structure of the plants and then layered on glossy brushstrokes in oil to help convey the energy and light of the scene. Spring Exuberance Acrylic and oil 16 x 16 $275 Sandy Wilson |
 Wine, Linda Bell-Summer FieldsThe fields along Route 50 between Middleburg and Winchester, which are ever changing, are my daily inspiration. My goal is to use art as a tool to supplement conservation efforts. Summer Fields Acrylic 20 x 16 $300 Linda Wine |  Yongue, Jackie-And They're OffWith so many surrounding counties having a love for horses and enjoy the races, who could not love a capture of the Gold Cup event. And They’re Off! Watercolor 18 x 22 $1,200 Jackie Yongue |  Yongue, Jackie-Winter WonderThe blanket of snow brings beauty to what is forgotten. Things we forget and do not see, often catches our eye when we least expect it Winter Wonder Watercolor 11 x 13 $500 Jackie Yongue |
 Zeifang, Kathleen-Red RibbonPlein air painting on the Chesapeake Bay at sunset is always inspiring. The red underneath gives the painting a dynamic feel. Red Ribbon Oil 24 x 30 $800 Kathleen Zeifang |  Zhou, Vicky-Flower farmFlower Farm Watercolor 11 x 14 $480 Vicky Zhou |  Zhou, VIcky-Sunshine after stormSunshine After Storm Watercolor 11 x 14 $480 Vicky Zhou |
 Zimmerman, Cathy-Birdseye ViewBirdseye View Watercolor 21 x 27 $850 Cathy Zimmerman |  Zimmerman, Cathy-Summer BarnyardSummer Barnyard Watercolor 21 x 27 $850 Cathy Zimmerman |
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