The 18th Annual Western Loudoun Art & Studio Tour

WLAST

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, June 6, 7 & 8, 2025

10:00am - 5:00pm NOTE: Not all studios open on Friday, June 7

Nancy Ramsey

Saturday and Sunday Only - June 7 and 8, 2025

Painting

Nancy Ramsey Studio at Ash George
38863 Ash George Road,
Lovettsville, VA 20180

Catoctin Region Cluster, 2025 Stop #13

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Glen Echo Bridge
Elements of nature support the iconic bridge in Glen Echo Park.
Mixed Media Acrylic on Canvas

Artist's Statement

Nancy Ramsey sees art as an exploration and investigates various ways to represent nature alongside man-made structures and the human form in her abstract paintings. She approaches art as an experiment, beginning much of her work through studying maps or en plein air and exploring ways to represent the world. Nancy builds up and cuts into layers of paint material back in the studio as she melds the images in her world with those in her mind to create a satisfying finished product. The resulting abstract paintings are vibrant and complex, featuring familiar elements alongside others that are more abstract.

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Glen Echo Impression
Elements of nature interact with manmade structures, capturing an impression of Glen Echo Park.
Mixed Media Acrylic on Canvas
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Alexandria Bridge
An abstraction based on maps and images of the natural and man-made elements around the Woodrow Wilson Bridge as it passes over the Potomac to Alexandria.
Acrylic
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Sea Ranch
Hints of the postmodern architecture of Sea Ranch blend with the northern California coast.
Mixed Media Acrylic on Canvas
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Watershed: Potomac, Alexandria (diptych
Watershed: Potomac, Alexandria is derived from many images. Bits from photographs, maps and memories suggest local waterways and land.
Mixed Media Acrylic
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Scenes in Pink
Oil
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Watershed: Historic Alexandria Waterfront, 1789
The Watershed: Historic Alexandria Waterfront series portray the changing shoreline in the latter half of the 1700s. Man-made streets, docks & wharves vie with native plants & waterways in these paintings. The changes now combine with climate change to create a threatening situation within our city.
Acrylic
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Watershed: Historic Alexandria Waterfront, 1798
The Watershed: Historic Alexandria Waterfront series portray the changing shoreline in the latter half of the 1700s. Man-made streets, docks & wharves vie with native plants & waterways in these paintings. The changes now combine with climate change to create a threatening situation within our city.
Acrylic
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Street Art Inspired series
This series borrows forms, colors and lines from the street art of the world’s cities. These elements combine to create a new abstraction that reflects a sense of place.
Acrylic
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Landscapes in Pink
Abstract images inspired by my time in Northern California. The painting process involves building up and carving away the wooden panel with paint and power tools.
Acrylic and Oil


Available from this artist:
Paintings, prints and cards

Saturday and Sunday Only - June 7 and 8, 2025

Map and Directions:

Catoctin Region Stop #13

Get directions from Google Maps (opens new window) or Apple Maps (opens new window).

Additional notes on the directions:

From Route 9 take Route 287 north. Go 2 miles. Turn right onto Ash George Rd. Go .2 miles to the stone barn on the right. Follow parking signs into the field in front of the barn.

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