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 Bill
Puryear lives on a Middle Tennessee farm north of Nashville, where
he paints from his studio overlooking the Cumberland River. While he
paints in all media and genre, his special interest is realizing the
beauty of our environment, which is vanishing every day and which we
are often too busy to notice.
His works have been displayed in juried shows at Cheekwood, the
Parthenon, the Central South, The Junior Service League, Warner Park
Nature Center and other shows. He is represented in numerous
private, corporate and institutional collections. His Rites of
Passage was calendar picture for The Tennessee Conservationist and
his Greenfield Station was chosen a Sumner County Bicentennial
print.
He is a member of the Tennessee Art League, The Tennessee Watercolor
Society, ArtSumner, The Chestnut Group, and a Signature Member of
Southern Light Artists of America. A preview of the books on the
early history of the Cumberland Valley he is currently collaborating
on may be seen at
www.cumberlandpioneers.com.
NEWS:
04.28.08: Artist's Almanac for
May 2008 Available
04.28.08: Upcoming
Events
"I
sometimes wonder how I shall
live long enough to paint all I see."
Bill
Puryear
1512
Cherokee Road,
Gallatin, TN 37066, Email:
pury@comcast.net
© Copyright 2008. All Rights
Reserved. Bill Puryear.
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