Award-Winning Landscapes & Still Lifes now on Display
Continuing in the tradition of partnering with local artists to highlight their works and the beauty of East Tennessee, The Venue at Lenoir City is currently featuring the artwork of Anne Marie Schrubbe. Her pieces are on display in The Venue’s Gallery Concourse through mid-September of this year, curated on a volunteer basis by Evelyn Murphy of downtown Lenoir City’s The Backdoor Gallery.
Schrubbe is a native of Nice, France. She received her formal training in Cannes and Nice. These experiences created the foundation for her landscapes and still lifes.
She came to Loudon County by way of Chicago and now lives in Tellico Village, where her passion for art continues to grow. She captures the essence of beauty through imagination, which is brilliantly reflected in her paintings.
Knowing her paintings will bring her clients joy fuels her own satisfaction. “Painting brings me joy,” said Schrubbe, “especially when I paint for clients.” She relates her clients’ personalities, choices of colors, and styles (realistic, impressionistic, or contemporary), to custom creations specifically reflecting her clients’ tastes. “Their ideas are my vision,” she added.
The community is invited to view Schrubbe’s exhibit during The Venue’s office hours (Tuesdays through Fridays, from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.). The pieces featured are available for sale. Guests should check in with the office staff to learn more about pricing and how to make a purchase.
For more information about this exhibit, visit The Venue’s website, or call 865-986-8340. Artists interested in displaying their work in the future should contact Evelyn Murphy at 865-253-3772.
Schrubbe is a native of Nice, France. She received her formal training in Cannes and Nice. These experiences created the foundation for her landscapes and still lifes.
She came to Loudon County by way of Chicago and now lives in Tellico Village, where her passion for art continues to grow. She captures the essence of beauty through imagination, which is brilliantly reflected in her paintings.
Knowing her paintings will bring her clients joy fuels her own satisfaction. “Painting brings me joy,” said Schrubbe, “especially when I paint for clients.” She relates her clients’ personalities, choices of colors, and styles (realistic, impressionistic, or contemporary), to custom creations specifically reflecting her clients’ tastes. “Their ideas are my vision,” she added.
The community is invited to view Schrubbe’s exhibit during The Venue’s office hours (Tuesdays through Fridays, from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.). The pieces featured are available for sale. Guests should check in with the office staff to learn more about pricing and how to make a purchase.
For more information about this exhibit, visit The Venue’s website, or call 865-986-8340. Artists interested in displaying their work in the future should contact Evelyn Murphy at 865-253-3772.