Recently I visited the house and gardens at Dumbarton Oaks, an historic estate hidden away in residential Georgetown in Washington, D.C. I was awe-struck by the grounds, so tree-covered among the hills that you forget you're not in the middle of the countryside!
Hidden gardens and pathways snake through the property, while you hear leaves rustling and the sound of birds... all while in the middle of the city.
My ample set of photos from my visit inspired this collection. I wanted to capture the beauty of nature, the mature trees, the flower gardens, and the way light scatters among the leaves, all while within the city limits.
From the rose garden to the Orangery to the lawns and majestic oaks, I wanted to capture the feeling of strolling through the grounds, exploring winding pathways, and watching the sun warm the flowers and plants on a long afternoon.
The collection features 6 paintings, available October 7th at noon Eastern.
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Excited to share that my work will be included in BLOOM, as part of National Landing BID’s Pink in the Park: The Art of Pink on Friday, April 10th in Arlington, VA.
Coming soon to Liz Lidgett Gallery as part of the Ordinary Objects Show on March 27 are 5 new large pieces from my Drippy Ceramics series.
Inspired by traditional Chinese pottery and ceramics, these pieces celebrate the beauty and imperfection of objects made by human hands.
I am thrilled to share that I am now represented by Castle Gallery in Middleburg, Virginia. About an hour west from the DC area, Middleburg is a quaint, historic town
