“ENDURING PINES” - BARBARA DOMROE - Etching - Signed & Numbered - HC
BARBARA DOMROE is a member of the highly respected National Association of Women Artists. Born in 1939 in New York City, she went on to receive numerous awards and become a notable artist, printer and Who's Who for the penetrating beauty of nature she uniquely engendered in her works. A Great piece for any decor - give your space a unique story to tell…
BARBARA DOMROE is a member of the highly respected National Association of Women Artists. Born in 1939 in New York City, she went on to receive numerous awards and become a notable artist, printer and Who's Who for the penetrating beauty of nature she uniquely engendered in her works. A Great piece for any decor - give your space a unique story to tell…
BARBARA DOMROE is a member of the highly respected National Association of Women Artists. Born in 1939 in New York City, she went on to receive numerous awards and become a notable artist, printer and Who's Who for the penetrating beauty of nature she uniquely engendered in her works. A Great piece for any decor - give your space a unique story to tell…
“ENDURING PINES” -
BARBARA DOMROE - Etching Serigraph - Signed & Numbered - HC
29.75x22 inches Image: 23.75x17.5 inches
LIMITED EDITION HAND PULLED & DRAWN ORIGINAL ETCHING, NUMBERED & HAND SIGNED BY ARTIST. HC -H.C. stands for hors commerce, or “not to sell.” Similar to an artist’s proof, this proof was set aside from the editioned prints. Often the H.C. impressions were used as exhibition copies. From the retired Mitch Moore Gallery Inc, NYC. Unmatted, never framed or displayed. Image area is in very good frameable vintage condition.
ARTISTS BIO: BARBARA DOMROE
Barbara Domroe, American artist, printmaker. Recipient Society Illustrators award, 1957. Member of the highly respected National Association Women Artists (France Lieber Memorial prize 1982 for printmaking). Born July 27, 1939 in New York City. Daughter of Emanuel and Elsie. Bachelor of Fine Arts, Pratt Institute, 1961, as a result of scholarship awarded by the Society of Illustrators and the Art League of the School of Art & Design., Commercial artist, New York City, 1961-1968. Artist, New Jersey; 1969-1976. Etcher & printmaker, New York, 1975-1996. Art Spectrum New York Pratt Institute. Barbara Domroe has been listed as a notable artist, printmaker by Marquis Who's Who. Her husband, George Wecklein is a master printer who 'pulls' all of Barbara's works in their own studio facilities. During the course of her career in commercial art, Domroe's clients included Reader's Digest, Children's Digest, U.S. New Magazine, American Telephone & Telegraph (AT&T), Pfizer Chemical and Grace Lines. Her woodcuts were used to translate the Russian children's novel "Galinka the Wild Goose" into an imaginative American experience. Domroe's etchings, intaglios and monoprints may be seen in galleries throughout the United States.
The penetrating beauty of nature and the innocence of childhood are uniquely engendered in the works of Barbara Domroe. Though her innate talent and fashioned skills embrace the multitude of artistic mediums, she has recently moved away from oils and watercolors to focus her abilities on etchings and intaglios. Each of her prints - be it a desolate sand dune in winter or a floral that seems to grow and move before your eyes - is designed to provoke an emotional response from its viewer; delighting even the most unsophisticated yet discerning collector. Art, she believes, may pursue a universality without compromising an artist's own creative style.
That belief, in fact, has enabled Barbara Domroe to transform a successful career in commercial art - the art of big business - to one of graphics and paintings. A native New Yorker, Barbara attended the School of Art and Design. She was the recipient of the Society of Illustrators and School Art League Scholarships to Pratt Institute where she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. There she studies under such notables as Richard Linder, Richard Bove and Jacob Landau…
