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“It’s something that I’ve always wanted to do, and I’ve always loved this space,” she said.
The gallery collection features Caulfield’s own work as well as that of other Rappahannock County artists and a few artists from other areas.
“I love Rappahannock, I grew up here, it’s beautiful,” she said. “I love it that we have a vibrant art community here.”
Caulfield’s art has garnered attention around the nation and the world, but she has chosen to remain in the county where she grew up.
“There’s nowhere I’d rather five,” she said. “I feel very lucky to be here.
Caulfield has a national reputation for her own work which focuses on still-life pieces. She has devoted most of her career to watercolors, but also works with oils, pen and ink, graphite and pastels among other mediums.
In addition to her own work, for the show this year, Caulfield will have works by Steven Kenny, Davette Leonard, Jeff MacNelly, and Stephen Wagner.
Speaking of Stephen Wagner, he’s made a move to Sperryville and his wife, Kerri, has a story of her own about Steve’s new artistic direction.
Lulu’s Gift: An Art Story
During an exploratory stroll in our new Sperryville neighborhood last year, our precocious pup, LuLu, a “Rappahannock Redneck,” emerged proudly from a laurel thicket and dropped a well-preserved bear skull at my feet. Good dog!
With both canines and two front teeth intact and a full set of wellworn molars, the foot-long relic was determined to be the remains of a mature female black bear. It is the
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