Featured artists:

Polly McCarter
Lacamas Heights, WA

Artist in clay

Keith Stover,
Brush Prairie, WA

Woodcarver, Native fish

Ralf Niader
Portland, OR

Oil and acrylic paintings

Late Don Bernard.
Warden, WA

Bronze sculpture, watercolors

Dr. Jerry Dunne
Battleground, WA

Pottery for gardens

D J Miles
Yacolt, WA

Pottery for gardens, home decor, kitchens

Ken Craig
Washougal, WA

Lakota wood carver. Go to his exclusive web page on this site at Ken Craig Carvings

The work of talented Lacamas Heights, Washington clay artist, Polly McCarter, is prominently displayed at entrance to Quinn Mountain.

McCarter's unique totems reflect the beauty, colors and drama of nature in the Columbia River Gorge.

She also creates brilliantly colored totems that light up the garden with delightful whimsy and unmatched brilliance.

The work of Keith Stover,
well-known SW Washington
fish and wildlife carver, has an honored place at Quinn Mountain

Wood carving by Keith Stover, painted in natural wildlife colors

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Well-known Portland, Oregon artist Ralf Niader came to Quinn Mountain for a visit and spent time outdoors painting the Columbia River Gorge and the Cape Horn bluff from his vantage point atop the mountain.

Portland Oregon artist
Ralf Niader painted The Fisherman, a perfect complement to the Western red cedar and rock walls of Quinn Mountain

Portland Oregon artist Ralf Naider painted the Old Covered Bridge, the smallest in the state of Oregon that always delights visitors to Quinn Mountain

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Cow  Boss, a bronze by the late Western artist Don Bernard, points the way up the Columbia River Gorge from Quinn Mountain with Cape Horn Bridge over his shoulder

"How does one become a butterfly?" she asked pensively.

"You must want to fly so much that you are willing to give up being a caterpillar."

                                             ... Trina Paulis

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Dr. Gerry Dunne
Battleground, WA

These whimsical creatures came straight from the imagination and creativity of Dr. Gerry Dunne to the Quinn Mountain gardens via the Battleground Washington Art show.

Frank the Cat loves to share
the spotlight with summer flowers on the south Quinn Mountain deck.

Sam the Snail cools off in the south garden bird bath on hot summer days.

Owl B. Seenya greets visitors to the west garden from his perch on an old Douglas fir tree.

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DJ Miles
Nature as Art
Yacolt, WA

Green ceramic serving plate sites in window of Quinn Mountain dining room

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