Visit Our Gallery

COLOR SCAPES FINE ARTS GALLERY
343 Main Street
Smithfield, Virginia

Color Scapes Fine Arts Gallery opened in November of 2005, and is housed in a Victorian house, circa 1899. The front parlor and long hall showcases the mix media art pieces created by Ann Hubbard.

Originally the house was home to the last steamboat navigator, Captain Raymond Winder. His responsibility was to pilot the steamboat, Hampton Roads, from Battery Park,  closely located near Smithfield, to the shores of Newport News. With the advance ment of the motor car and the completion of the James River Bridge the Hampton Roads, the last survivor of the Smithfield steamboats, was retired in the early 1930s.

Throughout the years there have been many owners of the house on Main Street. In 1987 Carroll and Ann Hubbard purchased the house and lovingly restored it as a home, studio, and the fine arts gallery, Color Scapes. Visitors to the home/gallery are welcomed by the Hubbards and encouraged to leisurely view the ever changing art.

A gentle taste of Southern Hospitality and fine art awaits those who visit Color Scapes and stroll the quaint historic town of Smithfield.

Color Scapes Fine Arts Gallery is open
11:00am to 5:00pm
Wednesday thru Friday
10:00am to 5:00pm
on Saturday
or by appointment
Call 757-357-5874