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Garry
Pound, PhD., owner of the Rothschild-Pound
House, is also a renowned artist. Be sure
to visit his
art web site! A variety of his artwork
is for sale throughout the Inn and at Garry's
studio nearby.

The
Riverkeeper's Guide to the Chattahoochee
by
Fred Brown, Sherri M.L. Smith
Illustrated by Garry
Pound
Buy the book through Amazon.com
The
Chattahoochee Riverwalk is one of Columbus'
main attractions and is within walking distance
of the Rothschild-Pound House. The book
includes hiking trails, canoe and sea kayak
trails, driving tours, parks, historical
sites, boating, fishing, ...virtually every
recreational opportunity that the river
provides.
Prefaced by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and endorsed
by Jane Fonda and Newt Gingrich, The Riverkeeper's
Guide to the Chattahoochee is a comprehensive
guide to one of the loveliest rivers in
the Southeast.
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| In Dr.
Pound's work, "One sees truly admirable
craft, displays of gentle beauty and heart."
It has been described as "eloquent", "magnetic"
and with "a breathtaking sensitivity to
the nuances of the human form". |
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Garry Pound,
a native of Columbus, Georgia, grew up in an artistic
environment: his mother is a well-known painter
and his father is an architect and expert draftsman.
With the encouragement of his parents, he has managed
to turn his love for the arts into a successful
career.
Garry attended
Sewanee, the University of the South, where he graduated
with honors in 1977. He spent a year at Indiana
State University working on his Masters in Art,
then he went to Ohio University where he was awarded
the Siegfried Scholarship for overall achievement
in graduate studies. He taught classes in art appreciation
and critical analysis, receiving his doctorate in
Comparative Arts, a cultural history degree, in
1985.
Dr. Pound
returned to Columbus, where he now works as a professional
artist. He is well known for his portraits, and
he has a strong interest in the human figure as
well as landscape.
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