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Mary Allen stands next to one of her paintings in

Mary Allen stands next to one of her paintings in her studio and gallery, Gallery3, in Sperryville, VA, which she shares with artist Carole Pivarnik. Gallery3 is located on the lower level of the original schoolhouse building, adjacent to the larger schoolhouse. High ceilings, large windows, and original wood floors create a beautiful atmosphere to experience art. Not to be missed is a visit to their working studios.

At Cottage Curator, in Sperryville, VA: "Paleozoic

At Cottage Curator, in Sperryville, VA: "Paleozoic Shell," Italian Alabaster, 11-1/2" × 15" × 5-3/4" by Robert Bouquet in smooth alabaster.

See more at cottagecurator.com

@cottagecurator

Beautiful work by Thomas Spande, at Middle Street

Beautiful work by Thomas Spande, at Middle Street Gallery in Washington, VA. Visit this lovely gallery to see work by the 20 local artists who make up this artist-owned gallery which has been a feature of the Rappahannock County art scene since 1983!

For more information, please visit middlestreetgallery.org

@middlestreetgallery

Current work in progress by Fall Art Tour artist T

Current work in progress by Fall Art Tour artist Tom Mullany. We're looking forward to seeing the finished piece!

@tom_mullany

Maureen Storey stands next to her glass work on di

Maureen Storey stands next to her glass work on display in the current exhibition at Gay Street Gallery in Washington, VA. Storey says, “I create my glass art to show emotion, color, and motion. My deep vessels, bowls and plates stand alone as works of art, yet each one is functional as well. For commissioned commemorative pieces, I work closely with clients to create a work of art that truly tells their story and conveys their feelings.”

The exhibition runs through August 13. For more information, please visit gaystreetgallery.com

Middle Street Gallery and Rappahannock County arti

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