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Rappahannock artist has

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By Jean Elizabeth

Special to the Rappahannock News

Having moved to Rappahannock full time just a year ago, local artist Kevin H. Adams is back in the District this month - or at least his artwork is.

Last Saturday, Gallery Plan B opened a solo exhibition of Kevin’s paintings, which include many familiar Rappahannock landscapes, as well as scenes from Kevin’s travels around the world.

From cityscapes to paintings showing the warm spectrum of fall colors, this exhibition communicates as a personal journal the artist’s love of places he has been.

“These are all paintings of places that have haunted me since I first saw them,” said Adams. “They are all places I would like to return to again and again, but I won’t have that opportunity with many of them. Painting them helps me to cement my personal relationship with these places.”

From paintings of Old Rag and White Oak Canyon, to the River Seine through Paris, the canals of Venice, and

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