Gallery and Artists | P. Buckley Moss, Cheryl Keefer, Brett Smith, Doug Cavanah

P. Buckley Moss

Largest selection of P. Buckley Moss in the Southeast. P. Buckley Moss prints dating from the early 1970’s to present. Find those hard to locate Moss secondary prints. Over 1000 P. Buckley Moss prints in stock at all times.
From the gallery’s Moss page

Prints A to Z, rare prints, new releases, originals, ornaments, collector plates and gifts, plus prints of dogs and of babies. Signed and framed Moss is available at all times. Moss has painted this corner of Tennessee more than once: Kingsport’s carousel, Bays Mountain, the farmer’s market, and in Bristol the Birthplace of Country Music Museum and State Street during Rhythm and Roots.

P. Buckley Moss print of musicians with guitars and a fiddle in front of the Birthplace of Country Music Museum building in Bristol — **P. Buckley Moss***Birthplace of Country Music Museum*, giclee, issued August 2014Bristol. Edition of 250 and 25 artist proofs.

P. Buckley Moss print of a crowd and a lit stage on State Street in Bristol at night — **P. Buckley Moss***Music on State Street*, gicleeState Street in Bristol during the Rhythm and Roots Reunion. Listed as rare.

P. Buckley Moss print of Bays Mountain Park in a dark wood frame with a cream mat and thin red inner mat — **P. Buckley Moss***Bays Mountain Park*, KingsportSigned and numbered edition of only 300

Browse every Moss print by title, A to Z, plus rare prints and framed Moss.

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Original paintings

Cheryl Keefer

“Inspired by the genre of my southern heritage, and by my old friends, Rembrandt, Monet, and Sargent, with whom I became acquainted at an early age, I paint on location and from life. Painting celebrates my God-given coexistence with man and nature.”

Misty Appalachian ridges, rainy street scenes with red umbrellas, and the occasional beach.

Cheryl Keefer in the online store

An original oil of autumn hills in orange and red above a blue valley, in an ornate gold and black frame — **Cheryl Keefer***Drifting Through Fall*, original oil on canvas, 30" × 30"Framed, outside dimensions 35 1/2" × 35 1/2"

An original oil of two duck hunters wading a marsh under a gold sunset sky, in a dark burl frame — **Brett Smith**Original oil, from the gallery’s Brett Smith collection

Brett Smith

“Brett Smith, a resident of Louisiana, is a fine artist and illustrator. Brett decided to combine his illustrative background with his favorite pastimes to paint hunting and fishing sporting scenes full time.” His work has run in Gray’s Sporting Journal, Ducks Unlimited magazine, Sporting Classics, Shooting Sportsman and Double Gun Journal.

The gallery carries his original oils, sepia toned etchings (some with the cancelled plate) and giclees, most framed in walnut burl.

Brett Smith in the online store

Virginia Vaughan

“Virginia Vaughan’s paintings have been winning awards across the country and have begun to be acquired by museums and collectors.” Horses, dogs, egrets and poppies, small and loose, many of them framed in gold.

Virginia Vaughan in the online store

A small oil study of a black dog in a wide gold frame — **Virginia Vaughan***Gracie Study*, original oil, framed

An oil painting of two white horses in a paddock, in a black frame — **Virginia Vaughan***White Mares*, original oil, framed

Photography

A wide panoramic photograph of a green mountain meadow full of yellow wildflowers, blue ridgelines and clouds beyond — **Doug Cavanah***Promised Land*, panoramic photographPrinted on canvas or metal, from 10" × 30" up to 36" × 96"

Doug Cavanah

“I am a seeker of fleeting moments. My quest is to capture the instant when that perfect light kisses a subject to create a moment in time of visual harmony.” A newspaper photographer for the Tampa Tribune for a decade, panoramic fine art photographer since 1999. Custom framing is available for every size.

Photography in the online store

Kenneth Murray

“The Appalachian photographs of Kenneth Murray represent a variety of subjects from the Southern Highlands.” Family farms, coal mining, Burley tobacco, small-town Americana, and the natural beauty of the Appalachian South.

Also on the walls: Jeff Pittman, Heidi Mayfield, Phil Arrington.

Pottery, jewelry and gifts

Pottery

“Pottery by over 50 artisans, local as well as nationwide. Handbuilt and wheel thrown. Functional and decorative.” Ray Pottery’s red glaze, Jim Cornell Pottery, and local potter Paul Gaskins.

Jewelry

Kyle Leister-Harrison
Uno de 50
French Kande
Pearl Girls
Tabra
Anita Schmadtke
J & I
Pure Sanctuary
Trades by Hiam Shahar
Bourbon & Boweties
Beautiful Chaos

Turned wood by Bob Schrader

Bob Schrader of Kingsport turns woods “native to the Appalachian Mountains and are from fallen trees from our area. A portion of the proceeds of the sale of Bob’s work is donated to the Boys and Girls Club of Kingsport, Tennessee.”

Plus unique gifts from Jan Barboglio, iron and glass work, and vintage guitars.

A Ray Pottery bacon cooker with a deep red glaze fading to gold and green, sitting in its saucer — **Ray Pottery**Bacon cooker in the red glaze

A hand turned wooden bowl with warm reddish grain on a black background — **Bob Schrader**Turned wood bowl, Kingsport

A row of about a dozen vintage acoustic guitars standing on a wooden table outdoors — Vintage guitars

Tall wooden shelves of glazed pottery inside the gallery, framed art on the wall behind — The pottery room

Decoys

“Mike and Lisa Anne Milhorn have been collecting and selling decoys since the early 1980’s.” Antique working decoys from the Ward Brothers, Tyler and One Arm Kelly, and contemporary carvers Mark McNair, Reggie Birch, Frank Finney, Ryan Dockiewicz, Bob Moreland, R. D. Wilson and Charles Spiron. As with any collector, they are always buying and selling.

A carved wooden pintail duck decoy with its head turned back preening, worn patina on the paint, on a stone ledge — **Reggie Birch***Preening Pintail*, #13Hollow carved, beak attached with a square nail, 17.5" × 6.5"

Decoys in the online store

A man in a vest and a woman in a hat and field jacket walking a yellow dog and a black dog along a grassy path in front of red clay and pines — **Mike & Lisa Anne Milhorn**Hoot & GinnyCaption as it appears on the gallery’s decoy page

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