Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Painter Bradley Stevens’ vivid landscapes capture the glory of America’s natural bounty and give an obvious nod to Thomas Moran, the Hudson River School artist instrumental in the creation of the National Parks Service. Mr. Stevens’ current exhibit, “What Remains: The American Landscape,” a collection of oil paintings, continues through Friday at Zenith Gallery (413 Seventh St.NW).202/783-2963. www.zenithgallery.com.

Jenny Mayo

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