Immerse yourself in the luminous colors of Summer! Â
A visit to the gallery this Summer is a virtual get-away. Beautiful paintings in oil, watercolor and pastel of all the places we love to be when the weather gets warm. A gallery wide exhibition. Come! Be inspired. A few examples:
PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONSÂ - 2023
DOROTHY HOESCHENÂ - SOLO SHOW
En Plein Air and Beyond June 3 - July 2
OPENING RECEPTION:Â SATURDAY, JUNE 3 -
5 - 7:30 pmÂ
Dorothy is a national award winning artist who paints in oil, watercolor, pastel, acrylic and casein. Her paintings are inspired by nature and are almost always started outside - en plein air - achieving a freshness and energy.Â
"SUMMER VACATION" EXHIBITIONÂ - Begins June 22Â
DEAN F. THOMASÂ - A SOLO EXHIBITIONÂ
Sept 9 - October 8
Reception:Â Sept 16, 5 - 7:30
 (because of the Doylestown Arts Festival, the reception will occur one week into the show)
FRANK ARCURI - SOLO EXHIBITION
October 14 - November 18
Please note that during our Seasonal Exhibitions we also display our special collections of works for those artists who specialize in certain subject matter and genre. For example Still Life by Frank Arcuri and Florals by Janine Dunn Wade are always available and on display even during our thematic exhibitions. Â
Opening October 12, 2024:
Country Places, The Hendershot Legacy
Ray Hendershot, AWS, NWS (1931 - 2019)
Bradley Hendershot (1958)
Join us on Saturday, October 12, 5 - 8pm for a celebratory opening reception!
"I have been drawing and painting most of my life, and I have an intense devotion and enthusiasm for what I do. I grew up painting alongside my dad Ray Hendershot and my early inspiration and guidance came from him."Â (Brad Hendershot)
The works of father and son appear in public and private collections nationwide and around the world, including numerous museum and corporate collections. Both artists have received multiple national awards and have had numerous exhibitions. Â
We are thrilled to bring you this very special show honoring this legacy. The show will include paintings by both artists known for their evocative watercolors of the Pennsylvania countryside.
"An old stone mill, an abandoned farmhouse, an empty corncrib, an aging barn - each one a structure yet much more. Time and history have left their imprint. Each one evokes a special place, a special time." (BH)
Kissin' Bridge Too, 15" x 29.5" Watercolor by Ray Hendershot
Rolling Rock, 15.5" x 29.25" Watercolor by Bradley Hendershot