The watercolors shown here represent some of Rose's best work. We trust you will enjoy them! All in all, Rose paints nearly 100 paintings each year. They range from the more serious paintings displayed here to quick sketches painted on location on her travels all over the world.
Rose is a signature member of both the National Transparent Watercolor society (NTWS) And the National Watercolor Society (NWS). In 2004 Rose was awarded "Master" status with the NTWS having been selected for the annual national show for 10 years.
Should you be interested in one of Rose's paintings we suggest you send her an e-mail so you can begin a conversation. All of these paintings are deluxe matted and framed and are under glass (The price includes framing in all cases). Special arrangements can be made for replacing the glass with Plexiglas for shipping. Or, you may choose to purchase only the watercolor and arrange for your own matting and framing. At any rate, she would enjoy hearing from you! Should you want to recieve a copy of Rose's electronic newsletter send your request to: rose@roseedin.com
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"Portugal"
"South African Lions"
In South Africa's Kruger National Park these two young lions
were taking a morning rest.
Image Size: 23" x 36"
Matted size: 31" x 44"
Price: Not for Sale
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"Organ Music"
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"Organ Music"
The inspiration for this painting was St. Stephens Cathedral in Vienna, Austria. The late afternoon sun pouring through the clerestory windows high above illuminated the beautiful altar while a magnificent organ played in the background. This painting was accepted into the Midwest Watercolor Society show in August of 1999 and also into the National Watercolor show in Santa Monica, California in October of 1999.
Price: Not for Sale
Image size: 24" x 32"
Giclée prints of the original are available.
"Lunch Break"
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"Lunch Break"
On a trip to South Africa in February of 1998, I visited the Vortrecker Monument in Pretoria. As we prepared to board our bus we noticed a class of school girls having lunch on the stone steps of the small park near the entrance.
Image size: 30" x 40"
"Cape of Good Hope"
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"Cape of Good Hope"
The southern tip of Africa is called the Cape of Good Hope. Visiting here a few years ago we came across a fishing village on the way to the cape south of Cape Town. I was intrigue by the lobster boats and the traps strung out on the wharf.
Image size: 24" x 40"
"Camoflage"
Inspired by the Namibian desert in Namibia, South Africa
"Charge!"
These elephants were grazing on the banks of the Zambezi River that borders Zambia and Zimbabwe, just a few hundred yards from Victoria Falls.
