#37 • Sally Anderson: "Symphony Series #1" Signed, Framed Contemporary Acrylic Painting

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High bid $130.00

Status: Sold

Category: Art

Sally Anderson created this original acrylic painting on watercolor paper. Utilizing assorted stripe-themed strips on a pearly field, she has also layered and spalshed on additional accents . Main colors are pinks, coral, light blue, baby yellow, interspersed with streaks of pale turquoise, red and black. Signed in marker on lower right. Framed in a champagne-toned simple metal frame with clear plexiglass covering. The art is floated in a shallow shadow box of cream foam core, edges exposed. Has a wire in back and a hook to hang by. A date written on the back reads 8/12/86. Very good condition - the art is crisp and clean. one area of the foam core border has dipped down at the top edge. A few light scratches to the frame. Please see our photos for additional details. Dimensions: 47.5" w x 38" tall x 1.5" deep, Art size - 40" w x 29.5" tall. About the Artist: Sally Anderson was originally a weaver, but transitioned to painting and lithograph creations, national recognition. Born and raised in Wisconsin, Anderson earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Beloit College in Wisconsin, and did graduate work at the University of Wisconsin and the Instituto de Allende in Mexico. She now devotes all of her time to painting, producing abstract works that employ paint and a variety of other media. The results are brightly-colored creations with energetic splashes of shapes and designs."I want my paintings to excite the senses," Anderson declares. "The viewer can play 'find the hidden picture' or just drink in the harmony between the explosion and the ordered energy on the canvas. I want to create works that have energy, movement, and intensity of color, but that also -- upon closer examination have an academic control." Anderson is listed in Who's Who in American Art, and her works have been featured in countless one-person exhibitions throughout the country. They are also displayed in numerous collections, including Saks Fifth Avenue; the Bundy Museum; Spellman Investment Company; and Honeywell, Incorporated, to name just a few.