Nancy Brittle, FCCA Member Artist:

Nancy's website;

Nancy Brittle at The Arts Depot until 4-17-10;

"Middle School Fugue" 2nd Place Award in "Visual Melodies";

"Pink and Green Harmony" Honorable Mention Award in "Visual Melodies";

Juried into "Visual Melodies" at FCCA 6-09

Juried into February Regional Art Exhibit at FCCA 2-09.

 

Hi,

 

As a recently reinstated "new" member, after a 25 year hiatus as a serious painter, this is my first attempt to send you any information concerning my artwork.

 

I had three oil paintings accepted at the Louisa Art Center for their exhibition called Blooming Art. The works are called:  The Flower Gatherer,   The Front Porch, and The Lancaster Meadow.  The show has run all of August at the Purcell Gallery in Louisa.

 

Two paintings, Buttons in his Party Hat and Oh Boy! The Fourth of July were accepted in the Charlottesville-Albemarle Art Association juried show.  Oh Boy! The Fourth of July received a Judges Award at the King George Art Show in June and it has received a third place award in the Charlottesville -Albemarle Art Association exhibition at the Boar's Head Inn which ends Oct. 3, 08. 

 

I have had two paintings accepted for The Art at the Mill show in Millwood at the old Clarke County mill, Burwell Mill. That show runs  from October 4-October 19, 08

The works are both small oils:  Old Tree at Ottoman and Rixeyville Shed.

 

I will exhibit with three fellow  Fauquier County art teachers in a group of four that we call The Painting Ladies at Lord Fairfax Community College, on the Warrenton and Middletown campus sites in the months of October and November.

 

My work is always for sale at the Boar's Head Inn Shop in Charlottesville.

 

I was on vacation when the latest FCCA show opened and was stunned and so pleased to see that one of my two works accepted for this exhibit won a first prize....A Humid Sunday.  Wow!

 

I will attempt to send you some images of some of these paintings that you might use.  The one included here is Oh Boy!  The Fouth of July.

 

Thanks,

 

Nancy Brittle