2017

Ronald E. Patterson & Thomas R. Corbin

Their Art Collection

4/16/2017

Dogs, Horses and Other Critters

Linda Lowery

Education: BFA, With Honors, Ohio Wesleyan University MFA, Painting, George Washington University, Independent studies in painting,

University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria - Painting with Thomas Downing, Corcoran School of Art – See More

“Waiting”- Oil on linen panel (5” X 7”) by Linda Lowry.

Exhibited at the Art League, Torpedo Factory, Alexandria VA

“Love” - Oil on linen panel (6” X 6”) by Linda Lowry.

Exhibited at the Art League, Torpedo Factory, Alexandria VA

Rana Geralis “Work Horse” - Oil on canvas (8”X10”) by Rana Geralis

Exhibited on January 1, 2017 – at the Art League, Alexandria Virginia

“Race Horse – Oil on canvas (6”X8”) by Rana Geralis

Exhibited on January 1, 2017 – at the Art League, Alexandria Virginia

Peggy Weed

“Chickens in Maine” Oil on Panel (Left 8”X10”) by Peggy Weed

Exhibited at the Art League (Torpedo Factory), Alexandria Virginia – On 09-20-2012

“Three Hens with Chicks” Oil on Panel (Right 8 ¼”X10) by Peggy Weed - Exhibited at the Art League (Torpedo Factory, Alexandria

Virginia – On 10-03-2012

Peggy Weed Studied at Mary Washington College, went to Fairfax High School, and lives in Fairfax Station, Virginia.

Dana Lee Thompson

“English Foxhound Study” Oil on panel (3” X 3”) – Exhibited at the Berkeley Gallery, Warrenton, Virginia

“Solo” Oil on panel (2 1/2” X 3”) – Exhibited at the Berkley Gallery, Warrenton, Virginia Dana Lee Thompson lives and paints in the countryside near Casanova, Virginia. She was born in Washington, DC but grew up in Northern Virginia. She

always had a love for animals, especially for dogs. Dana left her previous career as a dental technician to pursue art full time in 2005. She has never looked

back. As an adult, she started fox hunting and immediately fell in love with the hounds. She captures the essence and soul of each hound or animal she paints;

whether it’s a commission of someone's beloved pet or hounds laying around the kennel. Below are two miniatures (“Solo” at left and “English Foxhound

Study” at right).

Linda Epstein

“I paint the edge, the interplay of sky, fields, water. I paint relationships, the give & take of rider, horse, hound. What intrigues me is stillness. It is

the intervals between moments, between movement, that captures me. I live on a small farm situated along the fringe between rural and suburban. I

have a Bachelor’s degree in Fine arts from the Swain School of Design.”

“Tri-color Foxhound” - Linda Epstein Oil (8”X10”) on canvas of “Foxhound One”

“Red-White Foxhound” - Linda Epstein Oil (8”X10”) on canvas of “Foxhound Two”

“Two Good Horses” - Linda Epstein Oil on canvas (11”X14”) of “Two Good Horses”

“Two Dogs” - Linda Epstein Oil on canvas (11”X14”) of “Two Dogs”

Anthony Barham ANTHONY BARHAM was born in London, England, and grew up in the antique business on Portobello Road. He learned how to restore old master paintings, thus learning the craft of painting. He settled in Middleburg, Virginia, and married artist Misia Broadhead. Together, they created the Broadhead-Barham Studio. Since

1995, Anthony has been exhibiting in Virginia as well as taking commissions in the Washington, DC, and local area. His works are on permanent display at the Antique

Emporium in Middleburg, Virginia. You may also find his works at the Inn at Little Washington. - See more at: http://www.broadheadbarham.com/

“Hunter” - Linda Epstein Oil on board (11”X14”) of “Hunter”

“What’s This (Two Hounds)” - Linda Epstein Oil on board (5”X 7”) of “What’s This II”

“Fox” – Oil on Canvas (10”X11”) - JML French Antiques, Middleburg, Virginia

“Pig” – Oil on Canvas (8”X9“) - from JML French Antiques, Middleburg, Virginia

Elizabeth M. Katchmer

“Charles Spaniel” Elizabeth M. Katchmer oil on canvas (8”X10”) of “Spaniel – After Wardle” – From Arthur Wardle’s Original Oil – Arthur Wardle, English 1864-1949, is best known

for his paintings of dogs, and in particular terriers, but throughout his life, he painted a great variety of wild and domestic animals. He exhibited at the Royal Academy

from 1880 to 1938, showing some 113 works – William Secord, A Breed Apart: The Art Collections of the American Kennel Club and the American Kennel Club

Museum of the Dog, page 320. This painting, “Charles Spaniel”, exhibited at The Shaggy Ram, 3 E. Washington Street, Middleburg, Virginia.

“Richmond Jack” By Elizabeth M. Katchmer - Oil on artist board (8”X10”) of “Richmond Jack – After Emms” – From

John Emms - English, 1843-1912. Emms is predominantly known for his paintings of horses, hounds and terriers, but he also painted many portraits of other purebred dogs. He exhibited 290 works at

the Royal Academy from 1866 onwards. In 1875 three of his paintings were exhibited at the London exhibition 'The Beauties of the New Forest' - William Secord,

Breed Apart: The Art Collections of the American Kennel Club and the American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog, page 309. This painting, “Richmond Jack”, exhibited at The Shaggy Ram, 3 E. Washington Street, Middleburg, Virginia.

“Bell” By Elizabeth M. Katchmer Oil on artist board (slate – 12”X16”) of “Bell – After Leon” From Charles Hermann-Leon’s Original Oil - French, 1838-1908. A genre and animal painter, Hermann-Leon was a pupil of Philippe Rousseau and debuted at the

Salon in 1861. He was awarded third and second class medals, and in 1900 with silver medal at the Exposition Universelle. He was decorated with the Legion of

Honour in 1897 - William Secord, Dog Painting: The European Breeds, p. 377. This painting, “Bell”, exhibited at The Shaggy Ram, 3 E. Washington Street,

Middleburg, Virginia.

“Darby and Joan” Elizabeth M. Katchmer Oil on artist board (slate – 12”X12”) of “Darby and Joan” – After Cheviot” From Lilian Cheviot's Original Oil - Lilian Cheviot - English, EXH. 1894-1902. Cheviot studied at Calderon's School of Animal Painting and Walter Donne's Life

School. She had many distinguished patrons and produced many illustrations for The Graphic as well as other magazines. She exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1895 to 1899 - William Secord, Dog Painting: The European Breeds, page 373. This painting, “Darby and Joan”, exhibited at The Shaggy Ram, 3 E. Washington

Street, Middleburg, Virginia.

“Fox in Snow” Elizabeth M. Katchmer – original oil on artist board (slate – 14”X18”). This painting, “Fox in Show”, exhibited at The Shaggy Ram, 3 E. Washington Street, Middleburg, Virginia.

“Blue Prince” Elizabeth M. Katchmer oil on Canvas (6”X6”) of “Blue Prince after George Earl” – From George Earl’s

1870 Original Oil – George Earl (English, 1824 -1908) This painting, “Blue Prince”, exhibited at The Shaggy Ram, 3 E. Washington Street, Middleburg, Virginia.

English School (19th C.) Oil on Artist Board (9”X11”), signed with Initials “G.A.” and dated (18)75 –

SAFA/9421 (1850)

“The Gamekeeper with His Dog”

“Hounds and Game” Late 19th Century English School Oil on Canvas Painting. Subject: Two Gentlemen Beside Horses with

Hounds and Game. Artist: Unidentified. Canvas Size: 16" X 20"

“Country Scene” Polish Oil on Canvas – Farrier Shoeing Horse with Men and Dog – by Trembal 1983 –

On Back of Canvas – Zbigniew Trembalowicz 1983 – ˵U Kowala,” – w/8 Philipsa Wouwermans’a – 0, 275 x 0,335

“Street Scene” Antique Italian 19th Century - 20th Century School Oil on Canvas Painting.

Artist: E. Bmtyniny (indecipherable) Subject: French Street Scene Signed. Canvas: 12 1/2" X 25"

“General Grant & His Family” Frederick B. Schell. Published by Daughaday & Becker, 424 Walnut St. Philadelphia.

Mixed-media engraving, hand colored, 1868. Engraved by Samuel Sartain. Issued in 1868 – the year of Grant’s first presidential campaign. Grant and his eldest son are mounted and in uniform, depicted with his wife, Julia, his other children and the family dog. At rear is a faint view of the U.S. Capitol.