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Artists on the Bluff offers roadside view of America

This photo, named “Yesterday’s Dreams” by Phillip Ross and displayed in the Artists on The Bluff exhibit at The Gallery, was taken along Historic Route 66 near Litchfield, Ill.
“Sunburnt-Plymouth” by Paulette Colo is also on display at The Gallery
“Wanted for...” by Sandie Bacon is an image transfer on wood. PHOTOS Submitted
“Bonnie & Clyde” artwork by Phillip Ross
Edie Ottoman Risher stands with her art “Cactus at Trune 45” which is on display at The Gallery as part of Artists on the Bluff. Photo Submitted

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Katie Copenhaver, Freelance Reporter
1:06 pm PDT June 13, 2017
Cars, trucks, gas stations, cowboys and Indians are among the subjects covered in the “Route 66” exhibit by Artists on the Bluff, which opened June 9 with a reception at The Gallery, 202 E. Wisconsin Ave., Lake Forest. The show features paintings, drawings, photography, prints, furniture and more by members of this local collective.

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