This exhibition of watercolors, as well as a section of Zelda Fitzgerald’s paper doll constructions, represents the recurrent themes in her late work. The images include nostalgic scenes from her life during the Jazz Age, fantasy pieces that revolve around well-known fairy tales, and biblical works that were created toward the end of her life when she was overcome by a religious fervor. The exhibition provides viewers with an understanding of Zelda’s distinctive identity as a creative, passionate artist who made a significant contribution to twentieth-century art. Tour organized by International Arts & Artists, Washington, D.C. The presentation of Zelda by Herself: The Art of Zelda Fitzgerald in Augusta is sponsored in part by Elliott Davis, LLC.