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Sueellen Ross Biography
Sueellen Ross |
Sueellen Ross has been called "America's Definitive Cat Artist," and her
images beautifully support that high praise. However, Ross' complete body of work ranges far beyond the
mysterious feline universe. She is a highly versatile artist both in her mixed media technique and
hand-colored etchings. Her distinctive paintings of wild birds and domestic pets, which are rendered with exquisite richness and
detail, grace the homes of collectors across the country.
Acclaimed for the strong emotion and personality in her paintings,
Sueellen Ross never quits thinking about art.
She combines her passion for producing art with her love of animals to create works of
exceptional design and subtle wit. "My strength as an artist," she says, "comes from my deep
love of my subjects."
For many years Ross focused her energies on perfecting the etching process, and it was
those experiences that helped hone her abilities to use texture, line, and color to achieve the nuances and
details in her work. She later continued to push her skills even further by developing her own unique
combination of mixed media using India ink, watercolor, and pencil. Today, her paintings are brilliant in
color, meticulous in detail and texture, and are highly coveted by collectors.
Sueellen Ross has authored books and appeared in countless publications both as a featured artist and as an author.
Ross' paintings, etchings, and other prints have been exhibited worldwide and have won her Featured Artist
positions at art exhibitions across the nation. She has frequently been juried
into the prestigious "Birds in Art" show at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Museum in Wausau, Wisconsin, and "Arts
for the Parks" in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Sueellen and her husband currently live in Seattle, Washington. |
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