Christian illustrators often work in secular markets. Karen Hargett is a Christian artist (pencils
and pastels) in Buda, Texas (USA). She
is a professional working artist who does nature scenes, animals portraits, and
work for commission.
Karen Hargettt lives in Buda, Texas, a rapidly growing community. In the 2000 census, Buda had 2404 residents; in 2010 the population had grown to 7295. Originally known as DuPre, the town became Buda late in the 19th century.
There are two possible known derivations for the name of the town. Both sound plausible. Perhaps both sources contributed to the name.
The Carrington Hotel in Buda is popularly known as the "Buda House"because of the "viudas" (Spanish = "widows") who worked in the kitchen.
The second explanation is that the town is named for the hometown (Buda) of Hungarian refugees who settled in the area after the failed 1848 revolution in Hungary. Budapest, Hungary was formed from the merging of the cities of Buda and Pest.
The city name Buda may derive from the name of its founder, Bleda (Buda), the brother of the Hunnic ruler Attila. It may also be derived from the Slavic word "вода, voda" ("water"), a translation of the Latin name "Aquincum", which was the main Roman settlement in the region
Karen Hargettt lives in Buda, Texas, a rapidly growing community. In the 2000 census, Buda had 2404 residents; in 2010 the population had grown to 7295. Originally known as DuPre, the town became Buda late in the 19th century.
There are two possible known derivations for the name of the town. Both sound plausible. Perhaps both sources contributed to the name.
The Carrington Hotel in Buda is popularly known as the "Buda House"because of the "viudas" (Spanish = "widows") who worked in the kitchen.
The second explanation is that the town is named for the hometown (Buda) of Hungarian refugees who settled in the area after the failed 1848 revolution in Hungary. Budapest, Hungary was formed from the merging of the cities of Buda and Pest.
The city name Buda may derive from the name of its founder, Bleda (Buda), the brother of the Hunnic ruler Attila. It may also be derived from the Slavic word "вода, voda" ("water"), a translation of the Latin name "Aquincum", which was the main Roman settlement in the region
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