All events for “Lee Ethel’s Fredericksburg” Art Exhibit

View the work of Lee Ethel, a prolific painter of the life and unique architecture of Fredericksburg from 1974 until 1992. The exhibition will be on display in conjunction with the Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Fredericksburg. More than 40 original paintings by Ethel along with corresponding archival material will be on loan from private collections and the Gillespie County Historical Society and will be on display. Sponsored by the Pioneer Museum and the Gillespie County Historical Society.

View the work of Lee Ethel, a prolific painter of the life and unique architecture of Fredericksburg from 1974 until 1992. The exhibition will be on display in conjunction with the Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Fredericksburg. More than 40 original paintings by Ethel along with corresponding archival material will be on loan from private collections and the Gillespie County Historical Society and will be on display. Sponsored by the Pioneer Museum and the Gillespie County Historical Society.

View the work of Lee Ethel, a prolific painter of the life and unique architecture of Fredericksburg from 1974 until 1992. The exhibition will be on display in conjunction with the Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Fredericksburg. More than 40 original paintings by Ethel along with corresponding archival material will be on loan from private collections and the Gillespie County Historical Society and will be on display. Sponsored by the Pioneer Museum and the Gillespie County Historical Society.

View the work of Lee Ethel, a prolific painter of the life and unique architecture of Fredericksburg from 1974 until 1992. The exhibition will be on display in conjunction with the Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Fredericksburg. More than 40 original paintings by Ethel along with corresponding archival material will be on loan from private collections and the Gillespie County Historical Society and will be on display. Sponsored by the Pioneer Museum and the Gillespie County Historical Society.

View the work of Lee Ethel, a prolific painter of the life and unique architecture of Fredericksburg from 1974 until 1992. The exhibition will be on display in conjunction with the Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Fredericksburg. More than 40 original paintings by Ethel along with corresponding archival material will be on loan from private collections and the Gillespie County Historical Society and will be on display. Sponsored by the Pioneer Museum and the Gillespie County Historical Society.

View the work of Lee Ethel, a prolific painter of the life and unique architecture of Fredericksburg from 1974 until 1992. The exhibition will be on display in conjunction with the Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Fredericksburg. More than 40 original paintings by Ethel along with corresponding archival material will be on loan from private collections and the Gillespie County Historical Society and will be on display. Sponsored by the Pioneer Museum and the Gillespie County Historical Society.

View the work of Lee Ethel, a prolific painter of the life and unique architecture of Fredericksburg from 1974 until 1992. The exhibition will be on display in conjunction with the Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Fredericksburg. More than 40 original paintings by Ethel along with corresponding archival material will be on loan from private collections and the Gillespie County Historical Society and will be on display. Sponsored by the Pioneer Museum and the Gillespie County Historical Society.

View the work of Lee Ethel, a prolific painter of the life and unique architecture of Fredericksburg from 1974 until 1992. The exhibition will be on display in conjunction with the Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Fredericksburg. More than 40 original paintings by Ethel along with corresponding archival material will be on loan from private collections and the Gillespie County Historical Society and will be on display. Sponsored by the Pioneer Museum and the Gillespie County Historical Society.