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She did a painting of a cow in 1993, named “#93”, that appeared in the . Faith Mountain Company catalog. The new painting was a later rendition of the popular “#35,” painted years ago but long “out of print.”
“That pulled me through,’’’i she said.
It was during her son’s fight with cancer that she painted “Mosby at Little Mulky,” a scene from the Civil War. A portion of the proceeds from this print goes to the family of Jonathan Bankston, son of Rappahannock Game Warden Jim Bankston and his wife, Joanne, of Woodville.
Jonathan Bankston suffers from Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, a rare form of cancer.
Ryan is doing well and has gone back to school, enrolling this year at James Madison University.
Local residents don’t have to travel to an art show to view and appreciate Welch’s art, which can be found at the Gay Street Mercantile in Washington.
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