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Circleville Ohio:  Just over 20 oil paintings by local artist, Jesse Patterson will fill the ArtsaRound Gallery on the Original Circle second floor private gallery space for the month of June. A variety of landscapes, wildlife and still-life’s will be available for viewing and purchase. The show titled, As I See It: Paintings by Jesse Patterson begins its four-week show on Friday, June 4th at 4pm at 135 W. Main Street in Downtown Historic Circleville. The art show will run June 4 thru June 27, 2021.

“Mr. Patterson is an imaginative painter” states ArtsaRound President, Dale Herron. “He does not always paint as things are, but as he feels or imagines they should be.” The artist paints in various styles but specializes in Realism and Impressionism.

“I’ve been painting with oils for 40 years and recently I’ve been incorporating acrylic paints into my art either as under painting or finish painting” says the artist, Jesse Patterson. “I tend to be a mood painter.” Mr. Patterson grow up in Pickaway County and his past art shows were spotlighted at the former Berger Hospital art wall and several shows at the local Deer Creek Resort and Conference Center also in the county.

“Jesse is also known for his mural projects and painting of historical subjects. He has been a consignment painter for years.” states Gallery Director, JP Pennell. “We are so excited to land this show for Circleville and our relatively new gallery. The artist can be contacted for consignment pieces at 740-506-6114. All paintings in this show are available for purchase and can be picked up after June 27^th.

ArtsaRound formed in 2001 and is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting art and artists in Pickaway County and the regional area.

The ArtsaRound Gallery on the Original Circle is housed in the former Marfield Bank Building owned by the Pickaway County Historical Society. This rare pie-shaped property was part of the original circle of Circleville. The gallery is operated by local volunteers Fridays from 4 pm to 7 pm, Saturdays from 10 am to 6 pm and Sundays from 1 pm to 4 pm. Hours may vary based on volunteer availability, special classes, gallery events, and other advertised downtown events. Look for more gallery information on Facebook or email PickawayArtsaRound@gmail.com. Memberships available.

Circleville Ohio:  Just over 20 oil paintings by local artist, Jesse Patterson will fill the ArtsaRound Gallery on the Original Circle second floor private gallery space for the month of June. A variety of landscapes, wildlife and still-life’s will be available for viewing and purchase. The show titled, As I See It: Paintings by Jesse Patterson begins its four-week show on Friday, June 4th at 4pm at 135 W. Main Street in Downtown Historic Circleville. The art show will run June 4 thru June 27, 2021.

“Mr. Patterson is an imaginative painter” states ArtsaRound President, Dale Herron. “He does not always paint as things are, but as he feels or imagines they should be.” The artist paints in various styles but specializes in Realism and Impressionism.

“I’ve been painting with oils for 40 years and recently I’ve been incorporating acrylic paints into my art either as under painting or finish painting” says the artist, Jesse Patterson. “I tend to be a mood painter.” Mr. Patterson grow up in Pickaway County and his past art shows were spotlighted at the former Berger Hospital art wall and several shows at the local Deer Creek Resort and Conference Center also in the county.

“Jesse is also known for his mural projects and painting of historical subjects. He has been a consignment painter for years.” states Gallery Director, JP Pennell. “We are so excited to land this show for Circleville and our relatively new gallery. The artist can be contacted for consignment pieces at 740-506-6114. All paintings in this show are available for purchase and can be picked up after June 27^th.

ArtsaRound formed in 2001 and is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting art and artists in Pickaway County and the regional area.

The ArtsaRound Gallery on the Original Circle is housed in the former Marfield Bank Building owned by the Pickaway County Historical Society. This rare pie-shaped property was part of the original circle of Circleville. The gallery is operated by local volunteers Fridays from 4 pm to 7 pm, Saturdays from 10 am to 6 pm and Sundays from 1 pm to 4 pm. Hours may vary based on volunteer availability, special classes, gallery events, and other advertised downtown events. Look for more gallery information on Facebook or email PickawayArtsaRound@gmail.com. Memberships available.

New Book in Historic Mt. Oval Setting hosted by Historical Society and ArtsaRound

Meet the author and purchase a book on June 12th at the ArtsaRound Gallery on the Original Circle at 135 West Main St. Downtown Circleville, Ohio. Author Beth Livingston will speak and discuss her book at 1:30pm and sign purchased books until 4pm.  The cost of the book, titled, “Mt. Olive” is $12 plus tax.

Permission was given by Pickaway County Historical Society (PCHS) to author Beth Livingston to use Mt. Oval as the setting in a totally fictional story.  Ms. Livingston includes Mt. Olive in her Tour of Homes books-2.  The name has been changed but those who know Mt. Oval on Emerson Rd and Rt 23 will recognize the house and area used to tell the story.

According to the author, “Englishman Nate Chivers is offered a great opportunity in 1896 to work on the Saxby’s farm near Circleville, Ohio. But tragedy strikes shortly after he arrives, with consequences for himself and ten Saxby children.  Will he be selfish and choose his own happiness at the expense of the entire family?  Best friends Josie Saxby and Carolyn Pritchard both have their eyes on Nate. Who will win him?  It all depends on Nate. Or does it?  This stand-alone second book in the Tour of Homes series, imaginary stories taking place in real houses open to the public. The setting is Mount Oval near Circleville, Ohio.”

Mt. Oval is planning a tour of the house and area with a discussion with the author July 31 at 2:00 p.m.  Cost is $1.00 only.