Hurricane Charley

Hurricane Charley by Beth Appleton: Copyright: Beth Appleton
Hurricane Charley by Beth Appleton

Copyright: Beth Appleton

Name/Title

Hurricane Charley

Entry/Object ID

2019.5

Description

Hurricane Charley is a watercolor and cut paper assemblage by Beth Appleton depicting the windswept buildings and trees during the storm. The work is part of an ongoing series showcasing the power and destruction hurricanes can do to our communities.

Artwork Details

Medium

Paper, Watercolor Paint

Acquisition

Accession

2019.5

Source or Donor

Dr. Meredith and Mrs. Elsa McKinney

Acquisition Method

Gift

Credit Line

Dr. Meredith and Mrs. Elsa McKinney

Made/Created

Artist Information

Artist

Appleton, Beth

Role

Artist

Date made

2006

Dimensions

Height

28 in

Width

22 in

Interpretative Labels

Label

Beth Appleton (b.1949) Beth Appleton is a native of Ocala, Florida, and studied underwater ballet as a child in preparation to become a Weekie Wachee mermaid when she grew up, and discovered a love of art at her aunt's roadside fruit stand. These early years of dance and creative writing would later inspire the lyrical artworks and books she would later create. She received her degree from Florida State University and spent many years teaching art professionally. She has also traveled extensively, and with her husband David Harbaugh's encouragement, established an art studio near the rural community of Quincy, Florida. While in Quincy, she started Art in Gadsden, a regional exhibition of art, which later developed into the Gadsden Arts Center & Museum. She relocated to St. George Island, off the Florida panhandle, contributing to Appleton's unique blend of cultural diversity that spans the state of Florida.

Created By

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Create Date

July 26, 2019