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Rosalie Silver
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Available by appointment. 941-925-0806
Rosalie resides in Sarasota, Florida and has studied art in California, Massachusetts, Florida, England, and France. She has completed several Master Classes with Mary Towsey in Vetheuil and Giverny, France and workshops with well known artist Max Muller, Frank Webb and Frank Francese. She continuously studies art and tries new styles. Her still life, landscape and animal watercolor portraitures are portrayed in soft colorful realism and rich detail and texture. Rosalie also works with pen and ink and rice paper-watercolor collages.
Professional art association memberships include:
National League of American Pen Women
Florida Suncoast Watercolor Society (Signature Member)
Art Center Sarasota (Life Member)
Southern Watercolor Society
Sarasota County Arts Council
Women Contemporary Artists
“I like to think of each completed painting as a visual gift for others to enjoy and bring richness into their lives.” --- Rosalie Silver
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Ships in Retirement 23x30 watercolor $700
Portal Doors
Contented Indian Tiger
Pretty Lady
The Homestead
Green Bananas
Shell Collection
Sandpipers
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Rosalie’s
paintings have been, and continue to be, commissioned and exhibited in
businesses and homes throughout the United States and Europe, as well as
local galleries, restaurants and the Towles Court Artist Colony where she
had her own gallery, “The Rosalie Silver Gallery”, for seven years. At
the gallery she had several one woman exhibitions with titles like The
French Connection, Fur and Feathers, and Treasures from the
Palette. She also represented other artists, served on the governing
board and as Tour Director at the Colony. Her work has been accepted in
several juried shows and she has been recognized in the Sarasota
Herald-Tribune, The Longboat Observer, the Pelican Press, Sarasota
Downtown and Beyond, and Woman to Woman. Her commissioned paintings were
used on both the 2003 and 2005 covers of Palm Pages, “The Island to
Island Directory”, which was delivered to 50,000 homes, businesses and
visitors centers on Sarasota’s keys and beaches.
