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Rose Ann Day Site, современная американская художница.
Vibrant Designs, oil on canvas
Native Harmony, oil on canvas
Abundant Beauty, oil on canvas
Alluring Beauty, oil on canvas
Ancient Fragments, oil on canvas
Clay Creations, oil on canvas
Created Memories, oil on canvas
Hopi Legacy, oil on canvas
Echoes of the Past, oil on canvas
Hopi Harmony, oil on canvas
Alluring Artistry, oil on canvas
Native Artistry, oil on canvas
Southwest Elegance, oil on canvas
Pueblo Artifacts, oil on canvas
Southwest Heritage, oil on canvas
Timeworn Harmony, oil on canvas
Gathered Creations, oil on canvas
Sunlit Splendor, oil on canvas
Vibrant Beauty, oil on canvas
Alluring Welcome, oil on canvas
A Solitary Moment, oil on canvas
Искусство, Art, Арт
We have the harsh Michigan weather to thank for Rose Ann Day’s (born 1949) move to warmer weather and a career change from education to art. Born and raised in the Detroit area Day’s exposure to art came early through visits to museums and watching her creative parents. Day cites her parents as major influences as they were always working with their hands; designing, building, & also planting gardens. After earning a Bachelor’s Degree from Western Michigan University and a Masters from Oakland University, Day taught school for 10 years before she and her family moved to the Southwest. The move encouraged her to start painting. Rose Ann says, "I didn’t realize what a great place the Southwest was: wonderful art, amazing light, a great climate for the creative process". Day began painting landscapes and flowers and took classes through the Scottsdale Art League. In 1981, after painting seriously for only one year, she decided to seek gallery representation. “We drove to Santa Fe,” Day says, “I walked into Joe Wade Fine Arts and asked the owner if he would look at my work.” She had four paintings with her that day. He took them all and by the time she got home all four had sold. Day’s subject matter has grown to include items made by hand. She loves Indian artifacts, pottery, rugs, basketry and generally employs flowers in her paintings. Day incorporates pieces and places she loves into her paintings and through careful attentive brushwork she conveys that love to the viewer. Rose Ann Day is a signature member of the Western Academy of Women Artists and participates annually in the West Art Show in Tucson, Arizona. Her paintings have also been included in the book titled Fresh Flowers: The Best of Flower Painting. Additionally, several of her paintings have been reproduced on greeting cards to benefit the Arthritis Foundation of Southern Arizona. Rose Ann Day’s work is included in permanent museum, corporate, and personal collections throughout the world.
Vibrant Designs, oil on canvas
Native Harmony, oil on canvas
Abundant Beauty, oil on canvas
Alluring Beauty, oil on canvas
Ancient Fragments, oil on canvas
Clay Creations, oil on canvas
Created Memories, oil on canvas
Hopi Legacy, oil on canvas
Echoes of the Past, oil on canvas
Hopi Harmony, oil on canvas
Alluring Artistry, oil on canvas
Native Artistry, oil on canvas
Southwest Elegance, oil on canvas
Pueblo Artifacts, oil on canvas
Southwest Heritage, oil on canvas
Timeworn Harmony, oil on canvas
Gathered Creations, oil on canvas
Sunlit Splendor, oil on canvas
Vibrant Beauty, oil on canvas
Alluring Welcome, oil on canvas
A Solitary Moment, oil on canvas
Искусство, Art, Арт
We have the harsh Michigan weather to thank for Rose Ann Day’s (born 1949) move to warmer weather and a career change from education to art. Born and raised in the Detroit area Day’s exposure to art came early through visits to museums and watching her creative parents. Day cites her parents as major influences as they were always working with their hands; designing, building, & also planting gardens. After earning a Bachelor’s Degree from Western Michigan University and a Masters from Oakland University, Day taught school for 10 years before she and her family moved to the Southwest. The move encouraged her to start painting. Rose Ann says, "I didn’t realize what a great place the Southwest was: wonderful art, amazing light, a great climate for the creative process". Day began painting landscapes and flowers and took classes through the Scottsdale Art League. In 1981, after painting seriously for only one year, she decided to seek gallery representation. “We drove to Santa Fe,” Day says, “I walked into Joe Wade Fine Arts and asked the owner if he would look at my work.” She had four paintings with her that day. He took them all and by the time she got home all four had sold. Day’s subject matter has grown to include items made by hand. She loves Indian artifacts, pottery, rugs, basketry and generally employs flowers in her paintings. Day incorporates pieces and places she loves into her paintings and through careful attentive brushwork she conveys that love to the viewer. Rose Ann Day is a signature member of the Western Academy of Women Artists and participates annually in the West Art Show in Tucson, Arizona. Her paintings have also been included in the book titled Fresh Flowers: The Best of Flower Painting. Additionally, several of her paintings have been reproduced on greeting cards to benefit the Arthritis Foundation of Southern Arizona. Rose Ann Day’s work is included in permanent museum, corporate, and personal collections throughout the world.
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