Rosner delivers another spectacular piece titled "Suggestions" Framed/ Ready to hang. The piece is part of a series done on paper of a 100 year old math book. The artwork is framed in ashwood and has an acid free mat, with art floating on acid free mat.  Rosner's meditative and intricate line work matched with her eye for color and composition create a beautiful piece to add to you collection! "Suggestions" is 125" x 10" x 1" Ink on Paper/ Wood Frame

Rosner's work is exhibited regionally & nationally. Some of her drawings are in the collection of the RISD Museum of Art. More of her work can be seen at Carroll and Sons Gallery in Boston, MA.

Artist Statement: In 1999 I began a series of abstract line drawings, moving away from what had been a narrative bent to my work. They began as very small, self-contained ink drawings with patterns formed from dividing the page and filling contained areas with lines moving inward. These drawings are introspective and obsessive. As I fill the page with thousands of lines I’m free to think. Much of the time thoughts turn towards ideas for the next drawing and the next after that. But also I’m thinking of my housework, jobs, my family, politics, my anxieties, the world at large, my father’s death in 2007, my need to finish what I can knowing that my life is more than half over (at the least).

Jessica D. Rosner
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