“Turn at the Tree”

“Turn at the Tree”Midlothian Turnpike, sold

News:

3.31.23

You’re invited to my show April 3rd – 30th, 2023 at Cabell Gallery in Lexington, VA. The front image is one of the twenty-some paintings created over the past 4 months. Many were inspired by my family’s favorite hymns.

We’ve been slowly going through our hymnal as a family in the evenings. What a wonderful time to meditate on beautiful truths written with such artistry and put to music — and special to be surrounded with the sweet little voices of our girls.

At the merely natural level we are all dull and are served well when language claps it’s hands and wakes us up to pay attention. J. Piper.

Don’t you resonate with that? And not only does expressive language wake us, but compelling imagery of the natural world can take our minds from transient or trivial things and incline our hearts towards the lasting and even eternal. What many pursue with verse and song I attempt with paint and brush. Following are details.

Cabell Gallery of Virginia Art presents
New works by Amy H. R. Donahue
Exhibit dates: April 6-30th
Opening event Friday, April 7, 2023
5 – 7:00 pm
Drinks and light hors d’oeuvres served — and I’ll be there with my family. :)
Come say hi and see my brand new body of paintings.

Cabell Gallery
5 W. Washington Street, Lexington, VA 24450

1.22.23

Happy New Year! I’m still painting away! Join me this April at Cabell Gallery as I present a fresh body of work for a solo show titled “Road Less Traveled”, or something along those lines. Details forthcoming.

8.16.21

I always feel the need to explain my absence from the internet. All the TLC is going to my sweet family, my friends, my home — and YES, to my paintings — but not to my website. In the meantime you can reach me at my email amyhrdonahue@gmail.com.

Amy Donahue Paintings on Etsy

Amy Donahue Paintings at Cabell Gallery.

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