
I believe that art should be personal, and am always drawn to landscapes that resemble familiar views. Particuarly those that look like the gentle rolling hills of
middle Tennessee (which I claim as my home state) or the meandering marshes of the
low country of Georgia and South Carolina (we honeymooned in Charleston, but also because I really, really like it there).
John Boatright's (a native of Columbia, Tennessee) work certainly fits the bill. Not to mention, the soft colors would look great in my house!
The only thing I really know about art is that I know what I like when I see it, so excuse my lack of anything of substance to say.


Victoria Adams (immediately above and below) lives on an island on Puget Sound near Seattle and so is obviously no stranger to dramatic and sweeping vistas. I am, again, particularly drawn to the images that resemble the low country. See more of her lovely work (which is oil and wax on linen, by the way)
here.
