Paintings of
Civil War scenes and its history were told by artist Nita McFarlin at
a meeting of the Sharpsburg Sharpshooters, Sons of Confederate Veterans.
A self-taught
artist, McFarlin has been painting scenes of the genre for about six years.
"In Louisiana,
I visited the last home of Confederate president, Jefferson Davis, Beauvoir,
and saw many paintings of the period," said McFarlin. "I thought
I could do as well, and studied local Civil War history. Each of my paintings
has a real story to tell."
The camp meets
the second Monday of each month at the Sharpsburg Baptist Church. For
information call 770-251-3743.
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