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Brath and Hughes Fine Art August Newsletter
August Featured Exhibits
Waterways and Byways Original Paintings by Madeline Reilly and Natural Abstracts by Photographer Anne Cherry
Join us this Friday August 3rd from 6pm - 9pm for the opening reception of our featured exhibit for the month of August. Free and Open to the Public. Live Music by Cooper Rohrbaugh. Wine, Cheese, and More Refreshments.
Waterways and Byways
Original Paintings of Madeline Reilly
Cape May Looking at Delaware Bridge at United Waterworks
Waterways and Byways is a strong collection of Madeline Reilly's original paintings of local scenes and various locations on the Eastern Seaboard. She is a member of the Susquehanna Valley Plein Air Painters and the Daily Painters of Pennsylvania. Currently, the artist has over a dozen watercolors on exhibit at the Harrisburg Magazine Offices in Harrisburg PA. Madeline's "Cahirseveen, Ireland" watercolor was recently accepted into the Keystone Works On Paper at the Mechanicsburg Art center , a National juried show.
Madeline has studied under some of the top artists in South Central PA., including Earl Blust for 7 years, Jeanne Hartman for 10 years, Steve Wetzel, JD Wissler and is currently studying weekly with Cathy Mabius. She served on the Mechanicsburg Art Center Board of Directors for 3 years. She belongs to the Rehoboth Art League, York Art Assoc., Mechanicsburg Art Center, Art Assoc of Harrisburg, Perry County Council of the Arts and Carlisle Arts Learning Center. While in Florida, she paints with a local plein air group and studies with Nancy Steinberg.
Meet this well loved local artist and supporter of the Central PA arts scene at the First Friday Reception. Have your photo taken with the artist when you purchase one of her original paintings.
Natural Abstracts
Photography of Anne Cherry
Anne Cherry is from the East Berin PA area. She has gathered a lovely grouping of painterly photography to please you visually and emotionally. Anne has had a lifelong love of photography. In the past, she loved doing her own developing in the "dark room". Since the advent of digital photography, Anne has come to enjoy forming her photos of flowers into alluring abstract art. All work is matted, framed and ready to hang. |