Moments to Remember: Judie Huth Reynolds August 25, 2011

This special exhibition will give museum visitors the opportunity to pick up a passport as they enter the Shook Room and travel with Judie this summer as the museum exhibits her works with vistas from France and Northern California to Maine, to the Botanical Gardens in Denver and the brilliant Aspen trails of the Colorado landscape. Judie's work is post impressionist in style with flashes of vibrant color from her palette. A Lafayette native, she has always come back home to the gentle Indiana landscapes of the Wea Creek and the Painted Creek Bridge in Delphi. She has visited and studied with the artist, Hiliary Eddy, in California and has worked with fellow Lafayette artist, Jeff Klinker. Judie Huth Reynolds is a member of a Lafayette family who has supported and studied art through many generations. Her father, Alvin Huth, was the Museum Treasurer and Accounting Firm from 1936 through 1992. Her brother, Ron Huth, studied with Sister Rufinia in Lafayette. Works by Judie Huth Reynolds are part of many collections in Lafayette and throughout the United States.