GALLERIES
FORT DAVIS
Mission de Contrabando, TIM ROBERTS
Down to Water, PATTY MORELAND
Timeless, LINDY COOK SEVERNS
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Fort Davis started as a garrison town that supported the military fort built in 1854
to defend the region. Today, thanks to renovations and an accompanying museum,
the fort's remains can be explored and the town has become a charming getaway in
the Big Bend.
The Davis Mountains State Park is just four miles northwest of Fort Davis, and offers an extensive array of hiking trails, camp sites, and scenic outlooks to some of the
best views around. It's a great stop if you're hoping to get a little closer to the natural
beauty of the landscape.
If you're not ready to turn in after a day of hiking, the McDonald Observatory is
located 17 miles outside of Fort Davis off Texas Highway 118. It boasts several massive research telescopes and provides an incentive for you to stay up a little later for
a close-up view of the West Texas night sky. For questions and scheduling visit McDonaldObservatory.org
There are also several art galleries you don't want to miss that contain some fine
examples of western painting, sculpture, and striking photography by regional artists
and Fort Davis locals.
For more information on lodging, art, and eating visit FortDavis.com or FortDavisMap.com.
LINDY C. SEVERNS FINE ART AT OLD SPANISH TRAIL STUDIO
[email protected], OldSpanishTrailStudio.com / 806.789.6513
A working fint art studio, high in the Davis Mountains. Original regional landscapes
by Lindy Cook Severns, unique reproductions. Call Lindy (806) 789-6514 or Jim
(432) 249-1359 to set up a time, and we’ll put the coffee on! Inside Scenic Loop 166
about 25 minutes SW of Fort Davis. (Don’t forget your camera!)
1 / THE GALLERY AT FORT DAVIS DRUG STORE
113 N. State St. / 512.627.5943 / [email protected] /
TheGalleryatFortDavisDrugstore.com
Art gallery and studio featuring traditional artists of the Big Bend, western artists and
outstanding photographers. Resident artist: Patty Moreland. Some of our gallery exhibitors include: Wayne Baize - prints & originals; Frank Cianciolo - photography;
Caleb Jagger - photography; Tim Roberts - etching prints; Glenn Moreland - wood
carvings; Bill Davis - ceramics & sculptures; Donald Yena - oil; Mary Ann Leudecke
and Terry Biegler - stained glass; Edgar Sotelo - oils; Max Kandler - photography.
2 / JAVELINA’S & HOLLYHOCKS
107 N Main / 432.426.2236
Featuring art by Lindy Cook Severns, Sarah McMillian, Kent McMillian & James
Owens.
3 / HARVARD GALLERY
109 N. State St. / 432.426.2500
Open Monday-Saturday 9a.m.-7p.m. & Sunday 9a.m.-5p.m. Showcasing Chuck Roach
mixed abstract & realistic iconic Western imagery.
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