SKETCHES BY ANNE

NEWS

Gallery Hop at Artworks Around Town, Market House, downtown Wheeling, on the first Friday of every month.  From 5-8 p.m. Always a free reception featuring live music and an opportunity to meet most of the artists participating in the Artworks gallery.


Anne has been invited to participate in the Washington County Historical Society's "Art In The Garden" event taking place on the grounds of the historic LeMoyne House at 49 Maiden Street in Washington, PA  on Sunday, September 7, from 2-6 p.m.  Anne will have original work as well as reproductions for sale.


Anne’s work was featured in “Marking Time,” at the Oglebay Institute’s Fine Arts Center on June 5th, 2008.  The reception also included live period music and the work of sculptors Jim and Will Haizlett.  The exhibit ran from June 5 to July 11, 2008.  Anne’s oil, watercolor and graphite work represented at “Marking Time” included portrayals of reenactors who have participated in Fort Henry Days, Bushy Run and Fort Pitt events.  


April, 2007


Anne won First Place in the 2007 Oglebay Institute's Crosscurrents Exhibition which is held at The Stifel Fine Arts Center in Wheeling.  The exhibition runs from May 3rd to June 15th, 2007. 


Anne has also been accepted for a show at The Stifel Fine Arts Center for June 2008.  Her work will be portraits of reenactors inspired by individuals who bring to life the events of the 18th century Western Frontier events (Wheeling's Fort Henry Sieges, Bushy Run Battle and Fort Pitt).


October, 2005


Anne won first place in the drawing category of the The 63rd Annual Waterford Homes Tour & Crafts Exhibit.


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September, 2005


Anne won first place in the Everyman's Exhibit held at the Oglebay Institute Stifel Center.


February, 2005


Anne was featured in a show at Ohio University Eastern. This show featured another local Revolutionary War artist, Terry McCoid. The focus of all works in this particular show was the American Revolutionary War.


2003


Anne was asked to join a select group of "Noted Woman Artists of West Virginia," at Charleston University. 


Three of Anne’s murals depicting events at the Siege of Fort Henry were installed in the Fort Henry Room of Wilson Lodge, a resort at Oglebay Park in Wheeling, West Virginia.