Diane Richmond Hall's Legacy
Diane Richmond Hall, a native Floridian, has been creating art since the age of 5. She was given a set of oil paints and created her first oil painting at 12 years old of a rural scene that hangs in her studio today.
She has been painting professionally for over 40 years and is a member of the Portrait Society of America.
Her works are included in numerous corporate and private collections and have received top awards in juried fine art shows.
Recently, Ms. Hall was successful in her bid to have music legend Mel Tillis inducted into the Florida Artist’s Hall of Fame by Governor Charlie Crist and Secretary of State, Kurt Browning. This is the highest honor bestowed by the State of Florida.
Diane Richmond Hall and Mel Tillis, at their joint show of their artwork in Stuart, Florida.
Past & Present Galleries & Venues:
Front Page Orlando Sentinel
Notably, Diane Richmond Hall’s work was showcased in a solo exhibition as part of Palm Beach County Cultural Council’s 25 Days of Culture at Burt Reynolds and Friends Museum in Jupiter, Florida. The prestigious event paired artists with cultural venues throughout the county. Hall was one of only three visual artists chosen.
Front Page Orlando Sentinel
Past & Present Galleries & Venues:
Front Page Orlando Sentinel
Past & Present Galleries & Venues:
Past & Present Galleries & Venues:
Past & Present Galleries & Venues:
- Armory Art Center
- Burt Reynolds & Friends Museum
- Coconut Grove Gallery
- Elliott Museum
- Lawrence E Will Museum
- Lighthouse Gallery
- Martin County Cultural Arts
- Norton Museum of Art
- The Mark Gallery
- Peter Drew Gallery
- PC Hart Gallery
- Profile International Gallery
- The Governors Club
- Waterways Gallery
