An original mixed media painting by Nathalie Kalbach, signed in the lower right.
As an artist, I often find inspiration in unexpected places. At first glance, the church appears unassuming, yet, it wasn't until I delved into its history that its true beauty began to shine through.
It holds a narrative rich with significance. From its origins as a hub for Civil War prayer meetings to its role in championing women's rights and civil activism, this mighty church at 20 Ivy Place holds layers of history waiting to be unveiled.
Stories of figures like Phebe A. Hanaford and Dr. E. Cannon, whose legacies of advocacy and empowerment are woven into the fabric of this church, changed the perspective of this building for me.
For a deeper exploration of the church's fascinating history, read my substack article.
Acrylic Paint, Acrylic Marker, Pastels and Wax Bars on 12″ x 12″ canvas
Note: This painting comes framed in a simple wooden floater frame
An original mixed media painting by Nathalie Kalbach, signed in the lower right.
As an artist, I often find inspiration in unexpected places. At first glance, the church appears unassuming, yet, it wasn't until I delved into its history that its true beauty began to shine through.
It holds a narrative rich with significance. From its origins as a hub for Civil War prayer meetings to its role in championing women's rights and civil activism, this mighty church at 20 Ivy Place holds layers of history waiting to be unveiled.
Stories of figures like Phebe A. Hanaford and Dr. E. Cannon, whose legacies of advocacy and empowerment are woven into the fabric of this church, changed the perspective of this building for me.
For a deeper exploration of the church's fascinating history, read my substack article.
Acrylic Paint, Acrylic Marker, Pastels and Wax Bars on 12″ x 12″ canvas
Note: This painting comes framed in a simple wooden floater frame
