Comments

Much of today's visual art is designed to make the viewer uncomfortable. Nancy Park's work is a refreshing departure from that notion. Her paintings are cheerful celebrations of the good things in life. They feature happy people, pleasant landscapes, and intricate still-lifes, all executed with superb skill. Each scene is a combination of faithful realism, and her unique vision.

Jerry Brown

You are GOOD!!!!!!!!!!! I guess some artists stick to one general subject, but you are very open-minded with a wide range of interest. As indicated in your captions, some of your work is spur-of-the-moment, further showing your breadth of imagination and adaptability to your immediate surroundings at any given time.

Phillip Ruth

Dear Nancy,

I can't tell you how much I have enjoyed your painting I purchased at our class reunion! I took it to church with me when we had our Seniors' meeting, and told them all about it, and they all loved it, too!

I have it hanging in my dining room, as that is where my friends meet. It looks like it was painted for that spot.

Thank you for painting it, and bringing to the reunion...Your other paintings were absolutely lovely, but I had to pick only one. I believe I have the best.

I knew when I used to watch you draw in grade school, you would be great someday.

God Bless You,
Carolyn Gregory

(Carolyn bought "Sweet Music in the Flute.")

I enjoyed your art work, you are blessed to have such a wonderful talent.

Lenna Suddath

Thanks for sharing your work! My mother was a painter and I have always had an appreciation for painting. Do some more today!

Jon Bauman

The paintings are beautiful. What talent!

Carol Campbell

Nancy,
Absolutely beautiful. Your talents and I mean that plural amaze me. You do so many good and wonderful things with yout time and talents. Your new art is great! hugs, jb

Beautiful ............... just amazing.

I love Beauty and the Beast....noted the cardinal.
Old Lovers is wonderful...........I can go on and on.

Kay Ledford

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