Chapel Featuring Larry Richardson during Art Walk on March 2

The FPC Chapel will feature art by Larry Richardson during March. Come and see it on March 2 during Art Walk from 5 to 8 pm! 

Born in rural western Kentucky, Larry Richardson’s love of the outdoors led to a career that included an advanced degree in biology, work in parks and wildlife, art publishing, U.S. Senate and currently “a painter of where I like to be.”  Larry has also written several books, the latest “Tennessee Wilderness – A Legacy Endures.”  
Larry and his wife, Roberta, live in downtown Clarksville, Tennessee, within a few blocks of the Cumberland River. Many of his paintings are inspired by his surroundings, In fact, he continues to expand a series featuring the river. He is serving on the Board of Trustees at the Customs House Museum and will assume chairmanship in January 2024. He is a member of Oil Painters of America and has served as judge for numerous art contests. In 2021, he was selected as a judge for the Federal Duck Stamp contest, an honor which is bestowed only once in a lifetime. Larry’s artwork appears in several shows each year.
“I guess you could say I’ve looked over the shoulders of a lot of great artists I’ve known, but  I’ve also had formal training.  I like realism, not photographic, but more toward an impressionistic style, leaving a loose edge or the gesture of a shadow, inviting the viewer to make the final stroke.” 
See Larry’s artwork at www.cumberlandriverartist.com