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Abstract impressions

Beth Flannigan's unique work will be on display through February at WSU

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This abstract piece by Washougal artist Beth Flannigan, "reminds me of the veins of a leaf," she said.

Self-taught Washougal artist Beth Flannigan never titles her paintings.

“My abstracts are just that,” she said. “I don’t title anything because I don’t want to influence anyone’s opinions.”

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