of the work. To visit the home and studio

of the work. To visit the home and studio of Sperryville’s Jeanne Drevas and see her bark sculptures and pottery, brings an even greater awareness of the depth and breadth of her creativity. Her African fertility mask that she has transformed with bark is sheer genius. I was touring on Saturday with a friend who immediately bought a very large bowl whose interior was painted with scenes of Rappahannock. To see Barbara Heile’s work all around her home and yard, gave me such an increased appreciation for her strong use of light and color and the sheer volume of work that she has produced! Anne Georgia McCaffray’s art challenges us to the depth of our soul and the artistic abundance of the other artists represented there is exceptional in its talent and diversity... somehow reflecting the kindness, generosity and positive energy of the host, Ann Georgia. Old Rag Photography had an ipaepioi^. se^es (rf dpors (it’s the creativity of Wynn Ludwig again!) for their “outdoors" exhibition in the back yard near the Thornton River. The doors displayed the work of some of our favorite local photographers. Visiting the home of Steven and Kerri Wagner is a pleasure not only for viewing his art, but also for the opportunity to savor, albeit briefly, being in a most airy, ingenious and comfortable home designed and built by Sperryville’s own Nan