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Welcome Alfred Regnery to the Fall Art Tour! Regne Welcome Alfred Regnery to the Fall Art Tour! Regnery is a talented furniture maker, who says, "I am a retired lawyer and book publisher; woodworking has been a hobby since childhood. I made many chests, tables, dressers, a couple of lowboys and other pieces, but graduated to chairs about 20 years ago. The inspiration was my grandfather, a distinguished Philadelphia Quaker of the old school who often sat, in his three-piece suit with a gold watch chain stretched across his ample middle, at his desk in an old sack-backed Windsor chair. I always admired that chair, and felt blessed when it was given to me when he died. "My “studio” is a woodworking shop where I make handcrafted furniture out of local hardwoods. Much of my work is reproductions of American and English pieces, although I have made several more contemporary pieces as well. In recent years I have concentrated on making several styles of Windsor chairs. "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." See much more of Regnery's work on our website at www.fallarttour.org! We're excited to welcome this wonderful Rappahannock County artist to the Tour!
We’re thrilled to welcome painter Kathy Stewart We’re thrilled to welcome painter Kathy Stewart to this year’s Fall Art Tour! Kathy describes her role as an artist as that of a translator — someone who takes the deeply personal experience of seeing and feeling, and transforms it into something others can connect with. “When I apply paint to a surface,” she writes, “I am revealing an intimate experience that I alone am processing. The result, which is the painting, bridges that space shared by the viewer and me.” Working primarily in oils and occasionally in mixed media, Kathy draws inspiration from nature, objects, and the human figure. Her influences range from medieval art to post-impressionism and contemporary realism, and her work reflects a compelling mix of tradition and personal expression. Come discover her evocative, finely crafted paintings during the Fall Art Tour November 1-2, 2025 - our 20th year! - and experience the connection she creates between artist and viewer. @kathywallerstewart
New exhibit opens today, July 1, at Sperryville AR New exhibit opens today, July 1, at Sperryville ARTist Cooperative and Gallery in the Marketplace in Sperryville, featuring local artist and musician Benjamin Mason. Ben's mixed media constructions and paintings are influenced by the philosophy of Aboriginal and Tribal art and contain artifacts, found objects, and pieces from nature that present a deeper calling. Meet the artist at the gallery on the second Saturday of each month through September, from 3:00 – 5:00 pm. See more on this month's blog post at www.fallarttour.org/blog/ The Fall Art Tour is coming! The Tour map will be available online for visitors to plan their tour from the location that works best for them. Be sure to visit the Washington School in beautiful Washington, VA, which houses the Main Gallery, featuring work from each artist and gallery on the Tour. Visitors go on a self-guided tour down Rappahannock's bucolic roads and byways to visit the galleries and studios they most want to see. Stop for a quick lunch in one of our many local dining options, and perhaps end your day with a wine, micro-brew, or distillery tasting. With a multitude of lodging options from gorgeous Inns and B&B's to Airbnbs, why not make a relaxing weekend of it! For more information and to plan your visit, click the link in our profile or visit www.fallarttour.org. And if you want to make it a weekend, make your plans early as many of our lodging options book up early!
Beautiful new work from Jason Goldman — and a pe Beautiful new work from Jason Goldman — and a perfect preview of what you’ll find at his woodworking studio on this year’s Fall Art Tour! Jason’s pieces are a stunning blend of craftsmanship and imagination. He combines different woods in unexpected ways, using bold shapes and rich tones to create furniture and sculptural pieces that are both functional and deeply expressive. His studio is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates design, detail, and the artistry of wood. Come see his latest work up close — you won’t leave uninspired. Join us for this year's Tour, November 1-2, 2025, for an opportunity to visit our working artist studios and fine art galleries! Meet artists, view their work spaces and discuss their art. Meet gallery owners, view their gorgeous spaces, and hear about the artists they represent. Fall Art Tour weekend is such a wonderful opportunity to experience art in a very personal way! We hope to see you on this year's Tour. For more information about the Tour, click the link in our profile or visit www.fallarttour.org.
The hanging committee at Middle Street Gallery, ha The hanging committee at Middle Street Gallery, hanging Nedra Smith's (second from left) new show which opened on June 20! Check out Smith's amazing plein air works at Middle Street Gallery in Washington, VA, through July 27! Mark your calendars! The 20th Annual Fall Art Tour is happening November 1–2, 2025 in beautiful Rappahannock County, VA—a hidden gem in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Explore open studios, galleries, and exhibitions featuring nationally and internationally acclaimed artists. Make a weekend of it and experience all that Rappahannock has to offer: charming shops, unforgettable dining, cozy lodging, award-winning wineries, craft breweries, distilleries, farm-fresh stands, and breathtaking mountain views around every bend. Whether you're an art lover, a day tripper, or a weekend explorer, this is the perfect time to discover the creative heart of Virginia. Plan your visit and sign up for updates at www.fallarttour.org
See Charles Tompkins beautiful photos on exhibit a See Charles Tompkins beautiful photos on exhibit at Sperryville ARTist Cooperative & Gallery in the Sperryville Marketplace through June 30! Charles is one of our amazing Tour artists; see more of his work on our website, and on this year's Tour, November 1-2, 2025! Join us for this year's Tour for an opportunity to visit our working artist studios and fine art galleries! Meet artists, view their work spaces and discuss their art. Meet gallery owners, view their gorgeous spaces, and hear about the artists they represent. Fall Art Tour weekend is such a wonderful opportunity to experience art in a very personal way! We hope to see you on this year's Tour. For more information about the Tour, click the link in our profile or visit www.fallarttour.org.
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