The American Rover . . . tall ship tied at Waterside Harbour. AA
Prince Books AA on Main Street. There are some great shots of Norfolk's future, across the street . . . and details of a city with a past, as well.
Tick tock . . . on Main.
Near Prince Books.
Serendip AA
Close to Freemason area - construction subjects.
Duke and Bute. Warm charm.
Lots to see in the surrounding
area, too.
OneElevenART - Riverview
111 Pennsylvania Avenue AA
Near Norfolk ZOO and some shops
with lots of "character". Especially
interested in adopting TAA members.
Earnhardt - 511 New York in
Colonial Place. The Earnhardts
hosted a painter at their
"old" old home, last year.
This is their "new" old house!
Looks like a "bright" future! AA
Minnie's Hot Dogs AA
Colley at 46th - access to water and boats. (Very "interesting" old barber shop next door. "Mr. Ed" isn't too sure about all this 'artist stuff', though.)
Many locations may not be suitable as subject matter themselves . . . but have easy access to waterways and other interesting views.
Mayflower Road, flooded!
"Lots" to paint on Bute -
Serendip is hosting artists,
just down the street. AA
Fairgrounds and Texture- AA
Baldwin & Colley.
So much of interest on Gail's
Texture
porch,
that
I don't know where to begin!
Still-life galore. Java UPstairs,
at Fair Grounds!
Interesting stuff -
The Bibliophile on Bute.
Bute Street - Many of the buildings in this neighborhood were created to house those attending the Jamestown Exposition in 1907.
Cobblestone pavers dot the streets, and the water laps quietly at the wharves.
Greta Gustavson is a treasure trove of information about the history of the neighborhood -
and she is the gracious "Adopt an Artist" host - at the end of Bute. The Pilot House Condos at
421 W. Bute. AA
Behind The Pilot House - end
of Bute. "Someone's" baby.
Greta Gustavson's Pilot House view
on Bute Street, at water.
that lists some of the Artists' Locations -
CLICK THIS LINK.
As the artists sign up for spots,
the chart will be updated.