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May 21, 2017

Art Show in a Church


Today we went to the Piedmont Regional Art Show in The Plains, Virginia. It was held in beautiful Grace Episcopal Church, founded in 1855. The current stone structure was consecrated in 1918. 

The art show was held in the church's auditorium. We were impressed by the quality and variety of paintings and photography.

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The sanctuary was open to those who wanted to see it. I was glad to go in and admire the stained glass windows. There is something beautiful about light shining through colored glass.

The Plains is a small town once called White Plains. It is in Virginia's wealthy (and lovely) horse country.







11 comments:

  1. Dawn5:59 AM, May 22, 2017

    Wow, very nice. Wish I had known about this, I would have enjoyed it.

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  2. Tom6:43 AM, May 22, 2017

    ...what a beautiful church.

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  3. Out on the prairie9:01 AM, May 22, 2017

    Local art shows are fun on top of the beauty of the church

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  4. Lisa @ Two Bears Farm9:26 AM, May 22, 2017

    I like those stone Episcopal churches. We have a couple around here as well.

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  5. don10:59 AM, May 22, 2017

    An exce;;ent series presenting the church and its show.

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  6. Sallie (FullTime-Life)1:33 PM, May 22, 2017

    The stained glass windows in the sanctuary are definitely fine art with the light shining through. Neat place to have an art show. Beautiful church, beautiful countryside. All around winning day!

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  7. The Furry Gnome9:49 PM, May 22, 2017

    Lovely church and those windows!

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  8. lenalima10:17 PM, May 22, 2017

    Muito linda, amei os vitrais.....beleza de arquitetura!

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  9. William Kendall12:03 PM, May 23, 2017

    What a beautiful church!

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  10. Connie8:31 PM, May 23, 2017

    The windows are gorgeous. I love stained glass.

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  11. Lowcarb team member9:26 PM, May 26, 2017

    Those windows are just wonderful ...

    All the best Jan

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