The Loudoun House, located in Lexington, Kentucky, is considered one of the largest and finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture in the state. Designed by New York architect Alexander Jackson Davis, the house was built in 1851 for Francis Key Hunt, who was named after his mother's cousin, Francis Scott Key.
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This a must-see spot if you visit Lexington and love art. For such a rural community, Lexington is able to attract and promote a lot of fantastic artists with a decidedly urban aesthetic. Lots of mixed media and beautiful work that you don't find hanging on every gallery wall. We are lucky to have this place as part of our community, and the Lexington art league does a TON to keep it up and running in the face of budget shortfalls and the fickle nature of public interest. Thank you...
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In general the place needed a good cleaning. Floors swept, dusted, windows cleaned. Also tiles out on the porch were broken and left lying around in pieces. A overall painting on the inside would do wonders for the place. As for a space for a event. The courtyard and layout is to small for a very large get together. Possibly up to 100 would be ok, but not...
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A beautiful old building in a horrific state of disrepair. How many years til it's condemned. The "artists" work inside is utter garbage, including actual garbage like framing an eaten Ramen pack. So, lacking in any real talent for art, you make just lazy crap and throw it up. And can't be bothered to care about the one real piece of art present...
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