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Ann GetsingerCow Bone and Peonies (Surreal Still life with earth tones and pink and purple)1996
1996
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"Cow Bone and Peonies" 1996 by Ann Getsinger
A still life consisting of a large cow bone created aside a vase of peonies filled with lush blossoms.
20 x 24 inches, oil on linen
25 x 31 inches in Artist Frame, dark wood with gold inlay
Signed right bottom corner
Ann Getsinger’s oil paintings have been described as ‘realism with a twist.’ Real objects are placed in locations drawn from memory and imagination, in locations and circumstances which materialize as the work unfolds, forming paintings which combine careful planning with free-falling.
Her traditional, realist approach to painting this still life of bones and blooms is evident with her careful attention to light and shadow. The result almost echoes that of the great Masters!
The artists powerful connection to place is evident as most of the backgrounds show either the Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts or the mid-coast area of Maine, her favorite places to live and paint.
Classically trained in traditional realist techniques, the artist applies those skills to reflect both visible and invisible worlds. Her many visual art influences include the work of Magritte and other surrealists, N.C., Andrew, and Jamie Wyeth, Julio Larraz, and Gregory Gillespie.
- Creator:Ann Getsinger (1956, American)
- Creation Year:1996
- Dimensions:Height: 25 in (63.5 cm)Width: 31 in (78.74 cm)Depth: 2 in (5.08 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Hudson, NY
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2278688022
Ann Getsinger
Artist Statement:
Rarely making preliminary sketches, I work as realistically as I want over an abstract foundation, essentially letting my mind wander in an intuitive way between subconscious, conscious, and super conscious. Integrating still life, landscape, and figures, painting is a trip into the many ways that anything relates to everything. My work reflects my life by integrating stillness and motion, a sense of time and timelessness, and most of all–mystery. I often find myself in a place of enormous freedom, full of surprises. Bio:
Born on Oct. 22, 1956, Ann grew up in Watertown, Connecticut. As the youngest of five in a creative household, her earliest memories are of making artwork. After studying at Paier School of Art in New Haven, CT, and the San Francisco Art Institute, she settled permanently in western Massachusetts where she studied privately with realist artist Sheldon Fink. The artist’s home and studio is in the rural Berkshire town of New Marlborough, Massachusetts. Since childhood she also works regularly in the mid-coast area of Maine. She has a lifelong connection to both communities.
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