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  1. Teacup VI 35/200 by Sheri Wolf, Image 1.

    Sheri Wolf

    Teacup VI 35/200

    6 x 7 in

  2. Tea and Flowers 349/450 by Stephen Whittle, Image 2.

    Stephen Whittle

    Tea and Flowers 349/450

    Etching

    5 x 5.75 in

  3. Tea at the Window 52/450 by Stephen Whittle, Image 2.

    Stephen Whittle

    Tea at the Window 52/450

    Etching

    5.5 x 4.5 in

  4. Tahoe Smokey Sunrise by Mike Jones, Image 1.

    Mike Jones

    Tahoe Smokey Sunrise

    Photograph

    27 x 39 in

  5. Tea at the Window 53/450 by Stephen Whittle, Image 1.

    Stephen Whittle

    Tea at the Window 53/450

    Etching

    5.5 x 5 in

  6. Tai Lake by Yihang Pan, Image 1.

    Yihang Pan

    Tai Lake

    Watercolor

    14.5 x 20.5 in

  7. Tell Me a Story by Iraima Alonso, Image 1.

    Iraima Alonso

    Tell Me a Story

    Mixed Media

    15 x 11 in

  8. Tan Man by Kathy Cornwell, Image 1.

    Kathy Cornwell

    Tan Man

    Mixed Media

    13.25 x 11.25 in

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About the artist

Buck Nelligan

Buck Nelligan’s earliest artistic influence was his father, who painted signs as a hobby, and “was a bit of a cartoonist”. In high school, Nelligan was member of the Poster Club, making banners and signs for athletic events. He too got into sign painting as a hobby. While in his twenties he took up another hobby—HO scale model railroading. He built detailed layouts, and hand crafted buildings and landscapes.

In 1988 he decided to try painting in earnest. He began by painting race horses. He brought his painting to work and sold it a few days later, so initially he began to focus his creative attentions on horse imagery. He began to be represented at Beresford Gallery in Maryland; which to this day represents some of his work.

Nelligan enjoys hearing someone tell him how much they enjoy his painting—that they look at it every day, and still keep enjoying it. That is his favorite comment from a customer.

Nelligan’s work is regularly exhibited at Beresford Gallery in Saratoga Springs, NY; and has been shown at galleries in Pennsylvania, Florida, South Carolina and Kentucky. His paintings have been sold at the Middleburg Races in Middleburg, VA; the International Gold Cup in The Plains, VA; and the Farmington Hunt Races in Charlottesville, VA. His works appear in both private and public collections, both domestic and international.