Nancy Pellatt

Detailed watercolor of 3 foxhound dogs curiously sniffing what is on other side

2020

Originally from the northeast, Nancy Pellatt has lived in the Carolinas for the past 30 years. She is known for her realistic renderings of horses, dogs, hounds and related subjects and is currently working out of her studio near Charleston, SC. Pellatt's work hangs in many private collections nationally and in Europe, as well as having appeared in numerous art exhibits throughout the country; including The National Arts Club in NYC The Salmagundi Club in NYC The International Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY National Museum of Women In The Arts in Washington, DC The Museum of Hounds Hunting, Leesburg, VA Aiken Thoroughbred Hall of Fame and Museum in Aiken, SC Wildlife Experience Museum in Denver, CO The Schiele Museum in Charlotte, NC The Lexington History Museum, Lexington, KY Madison Morgan Cultural Center in Madison, GA The Art Show At The Dog Show, Wichita, KS National Traveling Exhibition to Benefit the MFHA 2007 Centennial. Dog Horse Fine Art Portraiture, Charleston, SC Pellatt's work has also appeared on the cover of Trakehner Magazine, and has been featured on the cover of The Chronicle of the Horse seven times. Her art is reproduced in several sporting books, including American Foxhunting Stories, Foxhunting in America and A Centennial View: Foxhunting In North America Today. Pellatt’s painting of Champion Foxhound Bitch, Tryon Sassoon, is in the collection of the Museum of Hounds and Hunting at Morven Park in Leesburg, Virginia. Nancy Pellatt is a Full Member of The Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club; an Associate member of Oil Painters of America, and is fortunate to have studied with Jean Bowman and Sam Savitt, both founding members of the American Academy of Equine Art.