Experience the Work of Ronnie Luttrell
Throughout June At The Mason House Gallery
The Mason House Gallery is proud to present the work of Ronnie Luttrell throughout the month of June. A Greene County native and self-taught artist, Luttrell works primarily in oils and acrylics, creating paintings that reflect both his artistic influences and his deep connection to the world around him.
Drawing inspiration from the Old Masters as well as the tonalist and luminist traditions, Luttrell’s work often explores Western themes, horses, cattle, and landscapes. Through thoughtful composition, light, and atmosphere, his paintings capture both the beauty of the land and the emotion it inspires.
Guests are invited to attend a complimentary Meet the Artist Reception on Thursday, June 4, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM in the Mason House Gallery. This special event offers an opportunity to meet Ronnie, learn more about his creative process, and enjoy an evening surrounded by local art.
The exhibit will remain on display throughout June in the Mason House Gallery at the General Morgan Inn. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of a well-crafted painting, this collection offers a meaningful glimpse into the work of a talented local artist..
The Mason House, at the corner of Depot and Main Streets, was constructed in 1889 by David P. Mason, Sr. Between the Mason House and businesses along Depot street was an alley that provided access from Depot Street to the rear of the Grand Central Hotel (currently the General Morgan Inn). In the early 1980s, renovation began that incorporated the two hotels and the alley. Since the renovation, the “alley” has been adapted for use as an art gallery, becoming the Mason House Gallery. Monthly art exhibits are sponsored by the Greeneville Arts Council and the General Morgan Inn. For information, please contact Til Green, director of exhibitions, 423-329-5366.
General Morgan Inn | 111 N Main Street, Greeneville, TN 37743 | (423) 787-1000
