View all 37 original Mount Dora paintings at local venues including the Mount Dora Public Library and Simpson Farmhouse Annex, City Hall, and the Mount Dora Community Center.

Today’s Mount Dora
1996, 9" X 12", Hot-Pressed Paper, Catalogue# WMD81000
KUMQUAT HOUSE
Rosewood was not the only movie made in Mount Dora. In 1980, Honkytonk Freeway required the City's downtown buildings to be painted pink. A remnant of that can be seen on Kumquat House. Originally the second floor of the first general store in Mount Dora, it was moved from its Lake Dora wharf location to the Lakeside Inn grounds where it served as a residence for seasonal staff. It was demolished in 2002. It is the Artist's favorite Mount Dora watercolor.

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Huglou's Art of the Month
June 2026
LAWN BOWLERS
1997, 8"X8", 8"X10", Hot-Pressed Paper, Catalogue# WMD82400b-c
The Mount Dora Bowling Club is one of the oldest in the United States and an internationally recognized venue. An observer is struck by the diversity of body language and posing by the bowlers. The paintings are in the collection of the Mount Dora Bowling Club where they are on exhibit.
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