FRED ROSEBURY - VINTAGE 1941 SIGNED OIL PAINTING - 18x24 LISTED - AWESOME
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FRED ROSEBURY - VINTAGE 1941 SIGNED OIL PAINTING - 18x24 LISTED - AWESOME:
$995.00
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AN ANTIQUE ORIGINAL PAINTING BY WELL LISTED UK / US ARTIST FRED ROSEBURY (1901-1999)
\" WINTER STREET SCENE \"WELL EXECUTED OIL ON CANVAS BOARD PIECE DATED 1941 - SIGNED & FRAMED READY FOR DISPLAYUp for sale is a very nice antique oil painting by well listed UK/US artist Fred Rosebury (1901-1999). This piece depicts a street scene from the perspective of an apartment window high above the street. Figures can be seen walking the illuminated streets at night, while others are looking into shop windows as cars pass by on the street. Large apartment / shop buildings line the street, with a dark orange sky overhead giving it a dusk feeling. Overall this is an extremely well executed architectural scene by an accomplished listed artist . This painting consists of oil paint on a canvas board. It comes to you signed and dated by the artist, in a nice light wood frame ready for display. Please see below for more detailed information on the artist, size and condition of this great painting...
Signed & Dated Lower Left - \" FR 41 \"Measurements - 20 3/8\" x 26 3/8\" Framed ( 18\" x 24\" Painting Only )Medium - Oil Paint On A Canvas BoardCONDITION
Painting is in good vintage condition as shown. Has a few minor areas of paint wear that can be seen in photos 8 and 10. Also has two small knicks to the paint lower right as shown in photo 9. The paint is extremely vibrant, and the scene is very well executed and a great example of a 1940\'s painting. Overall in good antique condition
Wood frame included free of charge, with some light storage & age related wear as shown, sold as-is
This item is an estate find, sold As-Is, so please see all of the detailed photos before offerding.
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Many packages sent by Rivertown Gallery will require an indirect signature for delivery. This is done to prevent fraud on both sides. If you have any questions regarding this policy, or need to arrange alternate shipping, please contact us through and we can work it out.FRED ROSEBURY ( 1901 - 1999 )
Biography from the Archives of askART
He worked briefly as a radio engineer and did research for the next 10 years at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York, where he started as apart-timevolunteer. He was married toPauline (Pleasure) Rosebury (1906-1993) in 1936, a poet and artist in her own right.
He joined the MIT. Radiation Laboratory in 1942 and invented several top-secret radar devices. While at the Vacuum Tube Lab at the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) from 1951-71, he published two manuals, several scientific papers and wrote andillustratedtheHandbook of Electron Tubes and Vacuum Techniques(Addison-Wesley, 1965), reprinted by the American Institute of Physics and Springer-Verlag .
In addition, he served as a coach and role model for a number of PhD candidates at MIT
Mr. Rosebury retired from MIT in 1971 and founded an engineering consulting firm, Intertech, Inc., working for a number of clients including NASA, for whom he designed aheated gloveto be worn by astronauts. He also wrote and illustratedSymbols,Myth, Magic, Fact, and Fancypublished in 1974.
Mr. Rosebury was a member of the Society of Wireless Pioneers, keeping his ham radio operator\'sregistrationcurrent and used his \"rig\" until shortly before his death.
Mr. Rosebury was above all an accomplished artist who worked in many media including watercolor, pen and ink, scratchboard and gouache, and produced many serigraphs (silkscreen prints).He was a pioneer in modernistscreenprinting, becoming an early devotee of the innovative technique developed in the 1940s.His artwork has been exhibited at the following venues:
Columbia University, watercolors, drawings, paintings (blue ribbon award) 1935
Grand Central Palace, paintings 1939
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, collage, serigraph 1948
MIT staff art show paintings,serigraphs1949
Natick Federal Savings and Loanserigraphs, drawings 1950
Natick Art Associationserigraphs, drawings1951
MIT Music Libraryserigraph for publicity 1957
Museum of Fine Arts early 1960s
MIT. art showserigraphs 1963
Cambridge (MA) Art Associationserigraphs 1971
Channel 2 saleserigraph 1975
Temple Beth Am Framingham, MA recoupage 1977
NAACP Boston 2recoupages1977
Boston Visual Artists Uniondrawings 1977
He also made unusual jewelry.In his 70s and 80s he produced a group of more than 35 recoupages made from found objects. As he was redgreen,colorblind, his use of color, in particular, in his few naturalistic scenes is noteworthy.
Submitted by Deborah Dyer
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FRED ROSEBURY - VINTAGE 1941 SIGNED OIL PAINTING - 18x24 LISTED - AWESOME:
$995.00