The exhibit will be on display from: July 5 – August 24

7 Lebanon St, Suite 107 in Hanover
Monday thru Thursday • 8:30 – 4:30 PM
Fridays • 8:30 – 1:00 PM

Anne Hartmann
I love watercolor, with its luminosity, intensity, and its often surprising effects. I enjoy painting scenes which have meaning to me, as I strive to capture the mood of a scene.

Ann Semprebon
I have always been interested in nature and especially the garden, the processes of growth and decay. In my newest work from nature I am seeking compositional challenges.

Judith Pettingell

Many of my paintings focus on daily life here in the Upper Valley or during travels to different parts of our country, but I am especially fond of those done in places our painting group has travelled: Italy, France and most recently the southwestern section of the Ring of Kerry in Ireland. The paintings in this exhibit focus on that locale, more specifically a beautiful family estate in West Cove, a village near that estate, and Derrynane, the home of the Irish statesman, Daniel O'Connell, considered by many to be the father of modern day Ireland.

While my inspiration often comes from the beauty of nature, seeing people doing ordinary things: sledding, biking, walking dogs, playing soccer, window shopping, or watching my grandchildren in play, the Ireland paintings reflect the often muted natural colors of this area and the occasional surprise of vibrantly painted buildings. Sometimes it's the way light plays across shapes, the rhythm of repeating shapes, or the beautiful patterns of shapes found in nature or manmade that grabs my attention. The paintings in this exhibition show an area of Ireland that is often both wild and exotic.

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This is free and open to the public.