This lovely Hull scene, expressed in a bold acrylic palette by Copley Society of Art Member Ros Farbush will grace any interior space. Whether you live in Hull, have fond memories of your days spent in a seaside community, or treasure the feelings expressed by this captivating work, a Ros Farbush painting is bound to add drama and bring a joyful spirit to your home or office.

This particular piece, titled, Along Nantasket Avenue, will be a familiar scene to anyone who has ever traveled to the very end of the Nantasket peninsula via this scenic route. Bid high on this one-of-a-kind piece, as it will surely be something that you will always treasure.

Ros Farbush's work has grown in value and desirability over the years. Her work is highly prized and is included in many private collections. This work is sure to increase in value and will become a treasured family heirloom for generations to come.

"I have been an artist all my life.  I am now 82 years old and I have never lost my focus. I like to capture the essence of the moment - a certain color or the energy of a landscape; be it urban or rural.  I want to record the drama of life through my art!"

--Ros Farbush

About the Artist

Ros is a graduate of The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. She also taught drawing and painting there for over thirty years. In more recent years, she has inspired many artists in the New England area teaching drawing and painting at The South Shore Art Association, The Duxbury Art Association, and The Cape Cod Art Association.  

Ros is member of the prestigious Copley Society of Art, the oldest art association in America, where she holds the title of Master Painter.  Ros' work is exhibited at the Josh Kligerman Gallery in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; La Galleria Uno in Puerto Vallerta, Mexico; the Judy Rotenberg Gallery in Boston, the Powers Gallery in Acton, MA, and the Oceanside 17 Gallery in Hull. The recipient of numerous local and national art awards, Ros has held dozens of solo and juried group exhibitions during her distinguished career.  

Recent awards include the Dorothy Palmer Painting Award (2009) from the South Shore Art Center, as well as the Calendar Cover Award and the Katherine M. Wolff Memorial Award for Floral Composition (2010) from the North River Arts Association.