137 King Street, St. Augustine, FL.
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Accolades
Congratulations to Victor Caruncho! Victor's pure-pigment acrylic painting "The Politician" placed 3rd. in St. Augustine Art Association's recent "When in the Course of Human Events" exhibit.
Congratulations to Christy Whittle! Christy's painting "Plaza de Espana" was accepted into the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art for an exhibit running from July until the end of September. Notably also, Christy is Butterfield Garage Gallery's Featured Artist for July, opening on First Friday July 3rd.
Passing of the torch - or violin

The EMMA Concert Association Painted Violin Project is a fund-raising scheme involving the auctioning of an artistically decorated violin. Butterfield Garage Gallery is proud to be associated with this project, and indeed our Per Hans Romnes (above, right) was the violin artist for the last season. Here he has just passed what will become next season's artwork to it's artist, Butterfield's Jeffery Holmes.
New Members

Ted Judy - 'Painted Buntings'
Printmaker Ted Judy has recently joined Butterfield Garage Gallery.
Of his work, Ted shares that he is driven by the technical challenge and "mystic alchemy" of printmaking with work that incorporates relief, intaglio, monotype, and mixed-media techniques. He works to combine clean, geometric compositions with themes inspired by nature to create thought-provoking prints rooted in craftsmanship. Welcome to the gallery Ted!
Anne Boyle
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Anne Boyle's love of painting began in Kindergarten, joyfully dipping her fingers into jars of paint. As a child, she studied privately with accomplished San Antonio painter Robert Hamman, learning classical techniques and the foundations of strong composition. Her fascination with detail emerged early, and by high school she was recreating Audubon's iconic bird illustrations with remarkable precision.
Anne went on to earn both a BFA and a BA in Art from the University of Texas. Over the years, she has continued to explore and refine her style, working primarily in gouache watercolor and acrylics. Her work is deeply inspired by the natural world, ranging from realistic and abstract florals to brightly colored Caribbean fish and intricate, Aboriginal-inspired abstracts. Anne's large acrylic paintings reflect the fine-line precision of her gouache work, characterized by exquisite detail and vibrant color.
After years in Chicago working in corporate software sales, Anne recently relocated to the beautiful city of St. Augustine to devote herself fully to painting. She is excited to immerse herself in the local art community and explore the flora and fauna of her new coastal home through her art.

Anne Boyle - 'Peony Breeze'
