Bio:
Stephanie Rauschenbusch is a graduate of Harvard and Columbia who has exhibited her work in New York starting in 1982 and continuing through 2010. She has shown with Katharina Rich Perlow Gallery and Noho Gallery in Soho and Chelsea. John Russell of The New York Times and Kate Millett have both written about her work. She has also curated shows for the Women's Caucus for Art and has been in residencies in Cornwall, England and the Maritime Alps in France. She is the former President of the New York Society of Women Artists and a present co-director of Prince Street Gallery. Her website is: www.stephanierauschenbusch.com
Artist's Statement:
I have been working in series of still life oil paintings for about six or seven years, starting with the inspiration of seeing a Dutch painting by Pieter Claesz with a live turtle as one of the objects, and continuing in the "Blue Studio" series and the "Breakfast" series. In the past I have also worked in landscape, and have painted both landscapes and still life paintings in watercolor as well as oil. |
