About this object
Through generous donation by Debbie Skidmore, this painting reminds us of the wild character that once defined our Treasure Coast home.
Painting
Flora Dyer captured the natural beauty of Martin County's landscape in this 1910 painting, a time when Stuart was transforming from frontier settlement into a thriving railway town. Her work preserves a glimpse of the flora and scenery that early settlers encountered before the landscape was reshaped by development and agriculture.
Through generous donation by Debbie Skidmore, this painting reminds us of the wild character that once defined our Treasure Coast home.
On display, main floor, Feed store section.
Come in and see it. Open every day, 10 AM to 3 PM. Admission: free.
| Object type | Painting |
|---|---|
| Accession no. | 2025.01.001 |
| Where to see it | Main floor, Feed store section |
| Provenance | Donated by Debbie Skidmore |
| Catalog description | Landscape Flora Dyer 1910 |
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