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Betsy Anderson
gains inspiration from frequent travels, finding colors and
patterns that awake the memory of a special place or the emotion
of a special scene. Her paintings ebb and flow with color
and motion to reveal a sense of place. A commitment to landscape
is at the heart of Anderson's art and color is its strength.
Clean swept vistas or abstract fields of color in her paintings
invoke images from the viewers' experience. The color is compelling,
allowing the spirit of the work to be tranquil or emotional
and defined with volume, form, space and light. The result
is art work with a fresh, self assured quality.
The versatility and unpredictability of
the monotype make it an ideal medium for Anderson's bold and
vibrant palate. The intense colors push and pull against each
other, creating motion where none exists and emotion which
none must miss. The multi-layering process produces a depth
and tone to the subtle hues and shapes that may be architectural
or geological.
The artist studied for three years
at Sophie Newcomb College of Tulane University and received
a BFA degree from Wright State University. She is represented
in private, corporate and government collections in this country,
Europe and South America. She also is represented in galleries
around the country. Anderson maintains a studio at the Torpedo
Factory Art Center and in coastal North Carolina.
Anderson's prices range:
Monotypes
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$150 to $700
Oil on paper...
$1,000
Oil on canvas.
$300 to $3,500.
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