The Baths of Virgin Gorda, a coastal painting of granite boulders, turquoise water and sandy beach by Debbie Lindsey

The Art of
Debbie Lindsey

Debbie Lindsey’s paintings reflect a lifelong love of family, travel, and the natural world. From the waters of Florida and the Caribbean to intimate portraits of those she loved, her work captures the places, people, and moments that inspired her.

This collection of authorized giclée reproductions celebrates Debbie’s artistic legacy and makes her work available to a new generation of collectors.

October 6, 2026 — University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha. Left to right: Allie Daro, Student Regent; John E. Lindsey, Jr., MD; Kelsey Klute, MD, Debra Lindsey Professor of Pancreatic Cancer; Carly Turner (Lindsey); and H. Dele Davies, MD, MHCM, Chancellor.

Debbie’s Lasting Legacy

Debbie Lindsey's legacy extends far beyond the beautiful paintings she created. Her life continues to inspire both a celebration of art and a commitment to advancing pancreatic cancer research.

On October 6, 2026, Debbie's family gathered at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha to present Kelsey Klute, MD, with the Debra Lindsey Professorship in Pancreatic Cancer, established in Debbie's memory.

Through this professorship, Debbie's name will continue to be associated with the important work of improving the lives of those affected by pancreatic cancer.

Today, Debbie's family is sharing her artwork through a collection of authorized fine-art giclée reproductions. A portion of the proceeds supports the professorship, bringing together two meaningful parts of her legacy.

Her art lives on. Her legacy continues.

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