Richland Fine Art

Richland Fine Art is a large gallery located on the upstairs level of Grace’s Plaza, just past the Mall at Green Hills. Although most of the paintings here a very conventional (children playing on the beach, still lives, agricultural landscapes, European streets, luxurious portraits, etc.), I did see a few more innovative pieces too, including a drippy-​looking abstract painting in bold primary colors, a very realistic portrait of two old-​timers playing folk music in a community center, and some neat impressionist wilderness scenes by Gavin Brooks.
Most of the artwork at Richland is large-​scale and very pricey. But they weren’t kiddiing when they called it «Fine Art» — all of the paintings here are vibrant and professional-​looking, clearly created by highly trained artists. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and don’t seem to mind if you wander in without necessarily intending to make a purchase.

If you love art like I do, go to Richland Fine Art and walk around. Promise you will like what you see. This beautiful gallery has a conglomerate of original art work. I loved the oil paintings and dreamed of where in my house I could hang each piece. Then I looked at the prices! However, I don’t think they are outrageous for well know regional artists’ original pieces. Remember good art is an investment!
Richland hosts great events such as open houses, showings, and meet the artists parties from time to time. Check out the web site for details.
This was a fascinating way to spend a hot summer afternoon. Also makes me realize how little artistic talent I have! But makes you appreciate those who have it all the more.