I sat up my art display at the outdoor festival in the local town of Seminole. They had a nice turn out at this event. View original card,thanking participants for coming.
Deep South Peruvian Horse Clubdonation to benefit silent auction.
Specially Commissioned Painting by Nadine Meade
Content Option: one person with their horse or two horses. Landscape options are unlimited including ranch buildings. www.nadinelmeade.com
The program has a copy of my biography. Thank you! To read my biography please go to "About Nadine page. Nadine
Colorado State Fair Championship Peruvian Horse Show advertisement created by Nadine in 2006 using a combination of painted images and computer editing.
View article in Shawnee News-Star, November 25, 2005
Local western artist Nadine L. Meade will show her original work at First United Bank in Shawnee today through Dec 16.
The exhibit features western-themed acrylic and watercolor paintings, portraits and a bronze sculpture.
Meade has won a number of awards since beginning her art career in 1997. She was recently commissioned to create the bronze award for the International Peruvian Paso Horse Futurity. The artist proof of the bronze will be on display at her Shawnee exhibit.
Meade is a self-taught artist who has shown her work throughout Oklahoma, in Texas and Colorado.
View Shawnee New-Star article, "Meade shows paintings, sculpture" printed January 11, 2004.
Several pieces by local western artist Nadine Meade are on display at First United Bank, 912 E. Independence in Shawnee.
The artwork, which will be shown through Feb. 6, includes western-themed acrylic and watercolor paintings and an award-winning bronze sculpture.
Meade, formerly of Shawnee, has won a number of awards since beginning her art career in 1997. Most recently, her horse and rider sculpture, "Upset," placed first in both the Oklahoma Art Guild Fall Show and the Holdenville Society of Painters and Sculptors.
Meade is a self-taught artist who has shown her work throughout Oklahoma, in Texas and Colorado.
View awards list for the OK Art Guild Members Exhibition, Oct 27-November 7, 2003. (List not shown in it's entirety)
View card from Missy concerning a watercolor portrait of Missy's dog, "Chance".
Nadine,
Thank you so much for the painting of Chance. It's so beautiful. You even caught the expression in his eyes! He is my big 70 pound baby and we love him to death!
Thank You! Love, Missy Goodnight
Missy is the daughter-in-law of my neighbors, Gene and Linda Goodnight. Linda is an award winning author of inspirational romances, check out her website at www.lindagoodnight.com
April 1999 acceptance into Duncan Art Guild juried show.
Paintings accepted into show are "Checking Her Baby," "Moonlight," and "Want To Be a Barn Buddy".
1999 Oklahoma Art Guild Juried Show
View the painting that was accepted into the show, "Pottsville, Arkansas"
1999 flyer advertising a wagon train and trail ride benefit for Integris Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation Services Hippotherapy Program. Nadine is included in the list of sponsors.
View excerpt from February, 1998 OETRA newsletter.
View horse portrait, "Mandy" that won 1st at the Oklahoma State Fair in 1997 and was latter shown to the OETRA Members at the monthly meeting.
View photo copy of original article, "Discovered Treasure" by Gwen King Published by Historical Society of Pottawatomie County, 1998
Flyer for Santa Fe Depot showing
Gwen King of the Shawnee Sun has unearthed a little known treasure in our midst. A local resident artist by the name of Nadine Meade.
Nadine discovered her natural talent in what else but natural art. Her work is composed of animals such as horses, dogs, cats and one vicious looking cougar!
She received first place awards at both the Pottawatomie County Fair and the Oklahoma State Fair.
Nadine has painted for only a few years, but one would never guess by the detail and natural appearance of her work.
The Santa Fe Depot Museum is hosting an exhibition of Nadine Meade's art from January 29th until February 1st. We encourage you to come and see these wondrous paintings.