RUTH ROSEBURY - VINTAGE SIGNED & FRAMED PORTRAIT PAINTING - LARGE 1960s SUPERB

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RUTH ROSEBURY - VINTAGE SIGNED & FRAMED PORTRAIT PAINTING - LARGE 1960s SUPERB:
$375.00

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A VINTAGE ORIGINAL PAINTING BY ARTIST RUTH ROSEBURY (1943- )
SUPERB PORTRAIT SCENE FROM THE LATE 1960\'s - EARLY 70\'sWELL EXECUTED ACRYLIC ON CANVAS PIECE - SIGNED & FRAMED READY FOR DISPLAYUp for sale is a very nice vintage painting by artist Ruth Rosebury (1943- ). This piece is a portrait scene, depicting an older woman posed sitting in a chair. The woman is dressed formally, with a long gown and large hat. She is not quite smiling for the portrait, with her hands tightly gripping the chair arms. In the background you can see a stool and table, as well as what looks like a book case and two large windows. Overall a very well executed portrait scene with a unique style. This painting consists of acrylic paint on stretched canvas. It comes to you signed by the artist, in an artist made wood frame ready for hanging. Please see below for more detailed information on the artist, size and condition of this great painting...
Signed Lower Right - \" ROSEBURY \"Measurements - Approximately 30 3/4\" x 38 1/4\" Framed, 30\" x 37 1/2\" Canvas Only (Frame & stretcher are skewed a bit as shown)Medium - Acrylic Paint On Stretched CanvasCONDITION
Painting is in very good vintage condition as shown. Very well executed portrait scene. No major issues with the painting itself, has held up very well over the years with only a few minor blemishes that are hard to spot. The stretcher and frame are a bit skewed as shown in the photos. Overall in good vintage condition
This item is an estate find, sold As-Is, so please see all of the detailed photos before offerding.
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Many packages sent by Rivertown Gallery will require an indirect signature for delivery. This is done to prevent fraud on both sides. If you have any questions regarding this policy, or need to arrange alternate shipping, please contact us through and we can work it out.RUTH ROSEBURY ( 1943- )Education: MFA in Painting from the Yale University School of Art (1967). BFA in Painting and Graphics from the Massachusetts College of Art (1965)
Head Of The Art Department: Ohio University, St. Clairsville Campus; Set up and ran Art Department, established and oversaw campus art gallery, taught drawing and design, 3D design, life drawing, painting, serigraphyExhibitions: Massachusetts College of Art & Design, group shows (2003, 2004, 2005)Salem State University faculty exhibitions (1995, 1996, 1997)G.A.R. Memorial Library, West Newbury MA (1996-1997). Honorable mentions both yearsPhillips Exeter Academy, Exeter NH (1972)Abbot Academy / Phillips Andover Academy, Andover MA (1971)Muskingum College, New Concord Ohio (1969)Ohio University, Athens Ohio, Drawing & Print Competition (1968)Work included in various Private Collections
Rosebury was also a teacher/professor at the following universities: Massachusetts College of Art & Design, Endicott College, Salem State University & Northern Essex Community CollegeMuch of Ruth\'s visual ambiguity comes from mixing flat planes with modeled form, complicating rational visual thought patterns. Her use of color is likewise visually irrational; receding as well as advancing planes have virtually the same intensity, value and chroma. The influence of hardedge painters, such as Albers, Nolan, and Stella are fused with the soft image of Oldenberg to create visual effects often associated with Op Art. Her imagery should be considered abstract; hence, the aesthetic is distorted if one associates specific subject matter such as plumbing or spaghetti.