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An Opportunity to Paint a Bit of History with Murfreesboro Arts League

The Murfreesboro Art League is hosting a plein air event at Cannonsburgh Village this fall. The Village is a wonderful collection of historic structures set on Lytle Creek, one of the Cumberland’s tributaries. The mill on the creek would be a great subject for the CRC show. There will be people in historic costume if you are interested in getting some figures into your paintings, as well as food and music.

You are welcome to come paint, or sign up for the competition — for which I will be the juror. You’ll find details in the attached pdf by clicking here https://chestnutgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/MAL-Paint-Out-Prospectus-712-Final-1-1.pdf .

Hope you can come!

On behalf of the Andrew Jackson Foundation, it is my honor to provide these comments of endorsement of The Chestnut Group. We have worked with TCG twice in recent years; both times have been successful, outstanding experiences.

The members – artists, volunteers and staff – are exceptionally talented in their individual roles and committed to producing high-quality plein air art that captures the essence of Middle Tennessee.

The scenes of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage that the TCG artists have produced offer fresh and beguiling perspectives of this National Historic Landmark.

Howard J. Kittell, President & CEO Andrew Jackson Foundation | Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage

The Chestnut Group celebrates Tennessee’s immense natural blessings through painting. People are transported to wild and beautiful places by the Chestnut Group’s talented artists.

The Cumberland River Compact is so grateful to the painters for capturing and recording this beauty. Their paintings help us communicate the importance of our work. Their art shows are always a fun event that draw new as well as established art collectors. We are grateful for the Chestnut Group!

Mekayle Houghton, Executive Director CUMBERLAND RIVER COMPACT

The Chestnut Group has been a partner with us at Radnor Lake State Natural Area over the past 10+ years. I have and continue to be very grateful for their efforts on several fronts, including the donation of their time and talents to help us highlight the value of scenic places such as Radnor Lake, the plant life and wildlife that reside there and perhaps most importantly helping create a "sense of place" for millions of park visitors through their efforts. I look forward to working with the Chestnut Group and Friends of Radnor Lake this year as we close in on our fall 2017 event to continue that effort and look forward to working with them for many years to come

Steve Ward, Park Manager Radnor Lake

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An Opportunity to Paint a Bit of History with Murfreesboro Arts League

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