Peter Rossiter

Red Earth: Contemporary Abstract Expressionist Landscape by Peter Rossiter

This is a really good example of the talent of Peter Rossiter. In this Expressionist landscape painting he plays beautifully with the wide palette of colours found in the Welsh countryside...

Abstract expressionist Peter Rossiter paints a view of Wales from memory. Mixed media on board. White wood frame.

Acrylic on a heavy impasto ground. With charcoal, oil pastels, gold paint and staining dye. Colonists have a habit of naming their new homes after their old ones. If we have to leave...

Contemporary Welsh abstract expressionist landscape Oil on canvas Framed

A striking mid 20th Century British abstract painting of a landscape by British born Royal Air Force pilot Robert Sadler. The details of the work are as follows: Robert Sadler (Bri...

Cotswolds Landscape X by Rosie Phipps [2021] original and hand signed by the artist Water Colour Paint, Gouache and Pastel on Paper Image size: H:1...

Red Landscape [2019] Original Abstract Oil Paint on Canvas Image size: H:66 cm x W:81 cm Frame Size: H:70 cm x W:86 cm x D:4cm Sold Framed Please note th...

"February 21st - Red" Abstract Expressionist Landscape by William Morehouse The image shows an abstract landscape painting by William Paul Morehouse (American, 1929-1993), titled "February 21st - Red". The painting has a textured application of impasto, in oil on canvas, with dominant earth tones and a contrasting red section at the top. The composition is divided into geometric shapes and lines, suggesting a stylized representation of a landscape. The colors and textures evoke a sense of the Northern California coastal prairie, a recurring theme in Morehouse's work. The painting is signed, titled, and dated 1960 on the reverse., and WM '60 center bottom of painting. Image, 34"H x 20"W x .5"D Signed center at bottom, Signed and dated on verso, with exhibition label and title. Post War California artist, William Paul Morehouse studied at the California School of Fine Arts (1947-1950) receiving his BFA. Not long after graduation from the CSFA he joined the Army during the Korean War. He became a Master Sergeant and was released with a Purple Heart in 1953, at which point he enrolled in courses at the California College of Arts and Crafts (now the California College of the Arts). A transfer to the San Francisco Art Institute the following year led to his Bachelors in Fine Arts, and in 1954 he enrolled at San Francisco State University where in under two years he earned his MFA. He traveled to New York that same year to participate in the Young American Painters exhibition at the Guggenheim, along with Diebenkorn, deKooning, Motherwell, and Jackson Pollock. He soon began dividing his time between the two coasts. Morehouse eventually settled in Bodega Bay permanently, where he continued to paint as part of the group the "Sonoma Four" Selected Group Exhibitions: Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts; University of Illinois; Fort Worth Museum; Los Angeles County Museum; National Academy; Oakland Art Museum; Rotunda Gallery, San Francisco; Denver Art Museum; Fourth Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Painting, California Palace of The Legion of Honor 1951; First Pacific Coast Biennial Exhibition, Santa Barbara Museum of Art & California Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco 1955; PACIFIC COAST ART...