Row House Gallery is pleased to work with many artists who provide original works in a variety of mediums -- from oils and watercolors to photography to pottery and more. To read about any of these artists and to see representative works, click on an individual's name.

 

              

Danny Burdine	Vicki Goettke	Mike Leaf
	Katie Vota

 

 

Mary Louise Holt specializes in bringing the Eastern American Frontier back to life through her artwork. She has always had a passion for natural history, and today she routinely combines her skills as a wildlife, landscape and figurative painter to create compelling images of the Eastern American frontier as it existed before  European settlement. Through her art she brings to life on canvas the Native Americans and the wilderness that sustained them.

 

Earlier this year, Holt was commissioned to create a painting called "Sacred Fire Ceremony" - a work that was presented to the Fort Ancient Museum and is now in the museum's permanent collection. Throughout the centuries, the Sacred Fire has been a crucial component of all ceremonies that were, and still are, practiced by the Native Americans.

 

 

Limited edition prints of the Sacred Fire Ceremony are available for purchase through Row House Gallery, and proceeds from the sale of these prints support on-going programs at Fort Ancient.

 

If you would like to read a full description of the Sacred Fire Ceremony background, click here to download a PDF copy. (Note:  The PDF is hosted by MediaFire, a secure Internet document hosting service.)

 

Row House Gallery is pleased to showcase Mary Louise Holt and her impressive works. Please click here to see more works by Holt.