Rosemary Riddle Achelpohl

Original Abstract Painting by Rosemary Riddle-Achelpohl 

“Band of Gold”  Diptych 

36X24X1.5" (x2)

diptych mixed media on gallery wrapped canvas 

Rosemary Riddle-Achelpohl has a passion for life and beauty. She transfers that joy and gratitude through rich textures and colors to the canvas. 

Words from Rosemary, “Whether in my home studio or my friend’s, I put on music, my apron and prepare myself by looking at each project and seeing where they’re at. If oils, I will mix colors, paint with a palette knife until my energy is spent.  At times, I become frenetic- my coffee or water forgotten for hours. Constantly moving away and around, even above the piece to take it in - think, absorb and let the process dictate.  The serendipity is what draws me in and holds me.  The painting itself takes over telling me what’s next.  Then, I’ll move to gesso new boards and canvases, sketching other works, applying resin to completed pieces.  If abstracts, oil or mixed media, I layer texture with gloved hands- next day will be colors.  This continues almost as a dance- very physical day after day, layer after layer until she decides she’s done.”

Travel continues to influence her world view and imbues her art with energy. Her works are in private and corporate collections in the United States, South America, and Asia. 

$2500

 

Original Abstract Painting by Rosemary Riddle Achelpohl 72X24X1.5" blue black white impressionistic view of water and land on gallery wrapped canvas, created 2021.  The painting is available for $2500 - Artist selected to exhibit at RedDot Miami by Art Gallery Pure.

Artist Rosemary Riddle-Achelpohl 

"Remembrance II"

24X24X1.5"

Rosemary Riddle-Achelpohl has a passion for life and beauty. She transfers that joy and gratitude through rich textures and colors to the canvas. 

Words from Rosemary, “Whether in my home studio or my friend’s, I put on music, my apron and prepare myself by looking at each project and seeing where they’re at. If oils, I will mix colors, paint with a palette knife until my energy is spent.  At times, I become frenetic- my coffee or water forgotten for hours. Constantly moving away and around, even above the piece to take it in - think, absorb and let the process dictate.  The serendipity is what draws me in and holds me.  The painting itself takes over telling me what’s next.  Then, I’ll move to gesso new boards and canvases, sketching other works, applying resin to completed pieces.  If abstracts, oil or mixed media, I layer texture with gloved hands- next day will be colors.  This continues almost as a dance- very physical day after day, layer after layer until she decides she’s done.”

Travel continues to influence her world view and imbues her art with energy. Her works are in private and corporate collections in the United States, South America, and Asia. 

$900.