Art | Eve's Garden Bed and Breakfast

We think of Eve’s Garden itself as a work of art, and we feature many works of art by local artists around the property as well.

If you are an artist, we’re always interested in displaying more art around the property. Contact us at

info@evesgarden.org

The Big Bend area is a locale that calls to the creative. There are many galleries for you to visit in Far West Texas. Many of them are featured on www.galleriesartists.com

Also check out:

For other work by Miss Priscilla Wiggins –

www.powerhorse.com/sethgallery/Text/Wiggins1.html

http://lazybearcabins.com/artist-in-residence

For more of Alexa Walker’s photography and blogs –

www.3heartsRanch.com

To visit Monte Schatz’s Memorial website –

www.monteschatz.com

To learn more about Kate’s Grandfather Abbott Thayer and his work –

Abbott Thayer

: Architecture as art

: Guache and watercolor Monte Schatz 14 by 17. Monte Schatz was a local artist and friend. To see more of his work http://www.monteschatz.com/

: Monte Schatz “Cymorvortical Alizarin” Acrylic on Paper 48″ by 36″

: “Remembering Monte” (inset photo from Monte’s Schatz’s “Transfiguration in Deep Water Tree” oiriginal 6′ by 9′ work in paper)-photo by Alexa Walker

: “From the Heart of the Big Bend” Diptych each 24 by 36-Oli on Canvas by Priscilla Wiggins

: “In the Garden” 11 by 14 Oil on Canvas by Priscilla Wiggins

: “Last Light” 9 by 12 Oil on Canvas by Priscilla Wiggins

: Left side from the “Heart of the Big Bend” Diptich 24″ by 36″ oil on canvas by Priscilla Wiggings

: “New Moon at Sunrise” 14 by 18-3, oil on Canvas by Priscilla Wiggins

: “Slot Canyon” 14-by-18 watercolor by Priscilla Wiggins

: “Sun Rising” 9 by 12 Oil on Canvas by Priscilla Wiggins

: “February Sky” 7 by 10, Watercolor by Priscilla Wiggins

: “Rain Coming” watercolor, 7 by 10, by Prixcilla Wiggins

: “Winter Sky” 18 by 24-Oil on Canvas by Priscilla Wiggins

: “Cosmos Butterfly” by Kate Thayer Oil on Canvas

: “First Basket” Kate Thayer pastel

: “Lacertilian Lights” Kate Thayer 8 by 8 mixed-media

: “Run for Cover” by Kate Thayer. Woven metal, ribbon, paper, fabric, suede over oak branch

: “A Mind of It’s Own” by Kate Thayer Texas weaving of Texas grapevine and reed, dyed with coffee and onion skins

: “Heliconia” in Ceramic. By Dawn Yates.

: “Angel”1887 oil 92 x 71.5 cm. By Abbott Thayer. Original housed at Smithsonian American Art Museum. Fancy copy at E’s G. The first and best-known of Thayer’s angel paintings, it is at once a portrait and an allegory of hope and spirituality. As his daughter Mary posed for the figure at the age of eleven, her mother was exhibiting the first signs of mental illness.

: “Girl Arranging Her Hair” 1918–19 oil 64.3 x 61.5 cm. By Abbott Thayer, Kate’s grandfather. This is a copy made from slides from the Smithsonian