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    Alfred Regnery works to bend a chair back in his s Alfred Regnery works to bend a chair back in his studio in Rappahannock County, VA. He says, "Unlike tables and chests, chairs don’t have right angles, each piece is unique, and fitting them together is an art form. My first Windsor was like a luthier’s first violin — crude, amateurish, uncomfortable, uneven and crooked. The next was better, and each thereafter both a learning experience, a little better than the last and, it turns out, an addictive undertaking. "Although my work is done by hand and in a similar manner as furniture made in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, I do use some stationary and hand held machines, including a lathe, bandsaw, table saw, jointer, routers and sanders. I use primarily cherry, walnut, maple, oak, pine and elm, most of which is cut locally in Rappahannock County, some on our farm. I use finishes that are similar to what was used in 1780, including boiled linseed oil, shellac and bees wax." See more of his work and all our other artists and galleries on our website at www.fallarttour.org, and on this year's Tour! We hope you'll join us November 7-8, 2026 for the 21st annual Fall Art Tour!
    The 2st Annual Fall Art Tour of the Artists of Rap The 2st Annual Fall Art Tour of the Artists of Rappahannock is November 7-8, 2026 - make your plans now to attend this amazing event in Rappahannock County, VA, a gorgeous gem in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains! Enjoy fine art from nationally and internationally recognized artists and galleries, along with all that Rappahannock has to offer - local shops, fabulous dining and lodging for any budget, award-winning wineries, micro-breweries, and distilleries, farm stands, fresh air, and beautiful vistas along our bucolic country byways and back roads. Information to help you plan your visit is available on our website at www.fallarttour.org, as is the link to subscribe to our newsletter so you'll get all the news and updates directly to your inbox.
    New work from the artists at Artful Friends galler New work from the artists at Artful Friends gallery in the Sperryville Marketplace for this year's Fall Art Tour! Artful Friends is a partnership of six artists and longtime friends (including two sisters): Holly Flowers, Mary Berk Gidzinski, Nancy Kline, Patricia Reid, Beth Schmaltz, and Jacque Towner. Every item for sale in their gallery is hand made by one of these talented artists. They are an eclectic bunch; find fine art mosaics, creative and original textile pieces, watercolors, wearable art, jewelry, repurposed and unique functional items, and much more at this lovely gallery! See more on our website at www.fallarttour.org, and be sure to visit on this year's Tour - our 21st! - November 7 - 8, 2026!
    New work from Sara Adams and Nancy Nord at River D New work from Sara Adams and Nancy Nord at River District Potters in the Sperryville Marketplace! See more of their work as well as all our other venues on our website at www.fallarttour.org. And join us for this year's Tour - November 7-8, 2026!
    We're so pleased to welcome Grazyna Hagen to the F We're so pleased to welcome Grazyna Hagen to the Fall Art Tour! Grazyna says, "Art has been an important love in my life from a young age. However, the direction of my academic life was architecture where I spent six years of undergrad and graduate study in Poland and then in the U.S. "My deep conviction about the essential relationship between man-made, built structures and nature has been a constant guide in my approach to architecture professionally. "My camera has been a constant companion I’ve used to record what my soul and eyes see. And now I’m enjoying expressing that through fine art on canvas or paper with brush, knife or pencil. This has opened a new phase of my passion and the perception of my surroundings. "Sharing myself with others through visual expression is a blessing that I cherish with gratitude. The beautiful signatures of our local landscapes are very inspiring with their balance, harmony, colors and usefulness. And I’m on a journey to find the best way to express that for the inspiration of others. "I’m committed to preserving all I see while expressing my heart. And, I am grateful for the opportunity to be a student again at my age, for the generous encouragement of several local artist friends, and to learn new skills and wisdom from our local masters." See more of Grazyna's work on our website at www.fallarttour.org and on this year's Tour - our 21st! - November 7-8, 2026!
    Ruthie Windsor-Mann’s latest book, “From Omega to Ruthie Windsor-Mann’s latest book, “From Omega to Alpha,” is now available on Apple Books and other outlets! Access it via the QR code in the featured image as well as this month's blog, and check out the YouTube video of Ruthie discussing it on this month's blog. Click the blog link in our profile, or visit www.fallarttour.org and click on "Get the News."
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