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Sherry’s art North Carolina artist Sherry Tipton has prints available online. The Rutherford EMC member says she “began reading and trying to draw the beautiful pictures in Carolina Country magazine as a little girl.” Her Web site offers more than 30 categories of topics, including Down South, Famous People, Pen and Ink, Watercolors and Mythology. Print titles include “Belle Dance,” “Mom’s Birds,” “Legs,” and “Brother and Sister.” Prices for prints range from $40 to $200. |
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Suppertime Raleigh-based artist Ronald Ragland has issued his latest print “Suppertime,” which depicts his grandfather plowing a field with a hand-held plow pulled by a mule. A Granville County native, Ragland spent 40 years as commercial artist and now that he is retired he enjoys painting scenes from his past. He has made a specialty of painting beagles. The print measures 16 by 20 inches, and is sold unframed. The price of the print is $60 with free shipping. Ronald Ragland |
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Sunnyside Lexington-based artist Bob Timberlake has issued a limited-edition reproduction of “Sunnyside” to mark the 35th anniversary of his beginning as a professional artist. Since 1970, his art has been exhibited throughout the world, most of it reflecting the beauty of his native North Carolina. Timberlake also has branched into several areas of design at his gallery. The image area of “Sunnyside” is 16 1/2 by 20 1/2 inches. Total area of the print measures 21 1/2 by 25 inches. All are shipped flat. The price of the signed and numbered prints is $250, plus $17.50 tax and $15 shipping. The Bob Timberlake Gallery |
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Sutherland and the Peak Edwina L. May is an artist who lives in Boone and has been a member of Blue Ridge Electric all her life. Her watercolor “Sutherland and the Peak” shows the Sutherland Methodist Church off Highway 88 in Ashe County. It received a merit award at the High Country Watercolor Society show in 2004. |
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“Peaceful Moments” “Peaceful Moments,” by artist Pamela Renfroe, depicts a graceful setting of yesteryear. In addition to the quaint country church, Coca-Cola sign on the barn, REA truck and the Victorian home, the artist has included people and pets who are close to her heart. Unframed limited edition prints are $75; framed are $190. Unframed giclees on stretched canvas are $250; framed, $360. Company names can be personalized on the door of the truck featured in the prints and giclees for an additional $25. Call (706) 376-5707 or visit www.pamelarenfroe.com |
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“Beaufort Porches” The Beaufort Business Association and Beaufort
artist Mary Faith Warshaw produced this poster of some of Beaufort’s
unique porches. The artist’s commissioned paintings are
an ongoing effort to document the historical and architectural The Beaufort Fence is distinctive with its “up and down” pickets. In Beaufort’s early days fences were required to have a “paled in” or pointed stake characteristic. This may have been due to an old law intended to contain farm animals. Part of the law stated that residents were allowed to catch and kill a pig found running in the streets, but they had to give half to the churchwardens who would distribute it to the hungry. All posters are hand-signed and measure 18 by 24 inches. Send a check for $30 (includes shipping) to: Beaufort Business Association, P.O. Box 56, Beaufort, NC 28516. Submit your complete mailing address with your order. For more information about Mary Warshaw’s art, visit www.marywarshaw.com |