Rose Korte-Kennealy is a watermedia artist of Cape Elizabeth, Maine. "I like to translate something like the sound of insects in a hay field into shapes and colors" "Monhegan Quilts" is 22"x30" watercolor on 140 lb. Arches cold pressed paper.
Rose Korte-Kennealy is a watermedia artist of Cape Elizabeth, Maine. "I like to translate something like the sound of insects in a hay field into shapes and colors" "Monhegan Quilts" is 22"x30" watercolor on 140 lb. Arches cold pressed paper.
Rose Korte-Kennealy is a watermedia artist of Cape Elizabeth, Maine. "I like to translate something like the sound of insects in a hay field into shapes and colors" "Monhegan Quilts" is 22"x30" watercolor on 140 lb. Arches cold pressed paper.
ROSE MARIE KORTE-KENNEALY “I like to translate something like the sound of insects in a hay field into shapes and colors.”
N orthwest Ohio prides itself in producing
extra-ordinary, creative-minded citizens. The public school system, the cultural programs and most of all, those who teach are largely responsible for this national reputation. One example of Ohio homegrown talent is that of Rose Korte-Kennealy, a watermedia artist of Cape Elizabeth, Maine. Rose grew up in Delphos, Ohio and had always been >Top of next page
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interested in science and art. Her watercolor on 140lb. Arches cold artist and her best friend, Jack first proper leadership in pressed paper of the lighthouse that Kennealy and mother to son John. photography as an art was marks the beginning of the channel Ohio has recognized the influence introduced to her by Patricia into Portland Harbor, Maine. It that the arts can make on our Rayman, teacher of Rose’s 6th grade features the top of the light tower, students and recently added art as a class. The assignment was a science and roof lines on the keeper's house credit in the public school system. A project in which pinhole cameras that appear to point to the tower. realization comes true for those who were used. You can tell that Rose senses the have known the importance of art Having the opportunity to try out aroma and sees the nature in her for years. Rose Korte-Kennealy is a different artistic techniques with the work, whether it is a country church wonderful example of how teaching combined knowledge of a well or children playing by the sea. Her can offer many attractive avenues if trained academic team, helped lead life full of what pleases her most, she one is shown the way. Rose to her undergraduate work at is also married to coastal landscape For more,, visit www.kennealy.com. the Rochester Institute of Technology, one of the two premiere photography and imaging colleges in the United States. After graduation, Rose joined a pioneering company in Massachusetts and played a key role in developing one of the first all digital, color graphic arts pre-press systems. A career in image science plus the never dying interest in art has led Rose to an expansion of her abilities. Wishing to marry science and art to enjoy both her passions, Kennealy explains, “I like to translate something like the sound of insects in a hay field into shapes and colors.” New England architecture, kitchen still life, island scenes, laundry on clothesline are a few of the watercolors completed by Rose. "Monhegan Quilts" is 22”x30" watercolor on 140 lb. Arches cold pressed paper. The scene is of quilts on a clothesline between two cottages on the main road in the fishing village on Monhegan Island, Maine. Active in the Cape Art League and holding the Chair of the Cape Elizabeth Arts Commission, Rose exhibits regularly in the Portland, Maine area. "Cape Elizabeth Light" is a 12”x16" transparent
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