Betty Dettre
Mississippi artist Betty Dettre strives to paint a realistic impression of the world around her, often utilizing
a sense of quietude or lonely reflection as evidenced in Listen to the Silence and Gone Are These Days.
Equally important in her paintings is an excellent sense of depth and movement (Yosemite) that are
necessary elements to her landscape artistry.
Mississippi artist Betty Dettre strives to paint a realistic impression of the world around her, often utilizing
a sense of quietude or lonely reflection as evidenced in Listen to the Silence and Gone Are These Days.
Equally important in her paintings is an excellent sense of depth and movement (Yosemite) that are
necessary elements to her landscape artistry.
Listen to the Silence, 16 x 20, oil
Pink Chaos, 18 x 24, oil
New Orleans Jazz Festival, 16 x 20, oil
Gone Are These Days, 16 x 20, oil
Into the Light, 20 x 16, oil
Yosemite, 16 x 20, oil
Spring Arrival, 16 x 20, oil
Meet Me In The Gazebo, 16 x 20, oil