Red Baboon by Bernard Rosenquit (photos by Boyd Ogle II)
Susan Teller Gallery (New York) showed work by Bernard Rosenquit and Anne Ryan at Ink Miami 2016.
Rosenquit was a New York artist. He graduated from the School of Industrial Arts, served in the army and then retured and became part of the Art Students League (an organization that so many stellar artists were part of). His career was spent in New York and its people, places and animals were hs subject matter. His work often has a sort of good humor to it.
Ryan was an abstract expressionist. She became part of the Atelier in New York after it moved from Paris during World War II. She worked in a variety of mediums from collage to woodcuts. She also began painting at the age of 50.
Susan Teller Gallery (New York) showed work by Bernard Rosenquit and Anne Ryan at Ink Miami 2016.
Rosenquit was a New York artist. He graduated from the School of Industrial Arts, served in the army and then retured and became part of the Art Students League (an organization that so many stellar artists were part of). His career was spent in New York and its people, places and animals were hs subject matter. His work often has a sort of good humor to it.
Ryan was an abstract expressionist. She became part of the Atelier in New York after it moved from Paris during World War II. She worked in a variety of mediums from collage to woodcuts. She also began painting at the age of 50.
New York Harbor by Anne Ryan
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