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  1. Tangier Low Tide by Steve Rogers, Image 1.

    Steve Rogers

    Tangier Low Tide

    oil on canvas

    46 x 34 in

  2. Strength in Motion by Lana Frey, Image 9.

    Lana Frey

    Strength in Motion

    Oil on Linen Canvas

    20 x 19 x 1 in

    $4,200

  3. Still Pretending to Understand by Justin Coursey, Image 4.

    Justin Coursey

    Still Pretending to Understand

    Acrylic Paint Pen, acrylic gouache, India ink with dip nib.

    10 x 9 x 0.5 in

  4. Swooping Heron by Dave Dunn, Image 2.

    Dave Dunn

    Swooping Heron

    Scrap metal Sculpture

    29 x 41 x 34 in

  5. Sunrise Tappahannock by Nancy Fine, Image 1.

    Nancy Fine

    Sunrise Tappahannock

    Oil on Board

    12 x 16 in

    $950

  6. Sunrise by Nancy Fine, Image 2.

    Nancy Fine

    Sunrise

    Oil on Board

    16 x 20 in

    $1,500

  7. Sunset over Falstion, Image 1.

    Sunset over Falstion

    24 x 36 x 1 in

    $3,000

  8. table by Rob Seltzer, Image 4.

    Rob Seltzer

    table

    Scrap metal and Wood

    39 x 38.5 x 25 in

    $5,000

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About the artist

Nancy Fine

Nancy Fine is a lifetime resident of the North County of Baltimore. This area has inspired many of her en Plein Air Paintings. Her preferred medium is oil, she continues to try and experiment with new mediums in her expression of art. Nancy competes in many juried and non-juried shows mainly on the Eastern Coast. Nancy’s interests in en Plein Air Painting has evolved over the last 10 years, in a transition from the details Realism. Plein air has provided the perfect vehicle for expressing her love of the outdoors and the awareness of nature. The success of Nancy’s work is not only the interpretation of the ever changing natural surroundings, but her use of lush colors, and the freedom of her palette knife and use of the right brush.

How fortunate to have 24,000 acres of The Pretty Boy Watershed in her backyard. It is the place to disappear for hours-just the artist, her easel, backpack and her companion Luna her mixed breed dog who rescued “her”. Whether it’s a beavers pond, a strand of trees, a rushing stream, it is that connection. Many times locals and passersby find her in the woods and want to purchase the paintings there, I guess that is her “office”.

Nancy received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Notre Dame College. She continues to study and to take numerous classes and workshops throughout the world.
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