These are part of a small series I'm doing for an exhibition in Washington DC next month. The show is titled "Local Color" at Gallery Plan B. Because the gallery is close to Logan Circle, I've decided to feature this historic area. The sculpture is John Logan, Commander of the Army of Tennessee during the Civil War. The area, which is also a traffic circle, is surrounded by amazing Victorian homes. If you get to DC, it is well worth a visit.
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SPECTACIULAR!
SPECTACIULAR!
Seems I'm having issues with posting comments, but I do really, really like this.
Wow, Ron! That Victorian must have been a real bear to capture -- all those windows! Great job.
Wow - so many of us painting Civil War related scenes this month! These are spectacular as usual Ron.
Spectacular indeed!
The buildings you paint have such strong personalities. Wonderful.
Very strong works, Ron! (like usually!) Good luck with the show!
Wow! Looks like a terrific show Ron!
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