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© 2009 All rights reserved; Images are the property of the artist. Interested in purchasing these works? Prices are available on request. Contact Lois at roussellsart@gmail.com Due to overwhelming demand, I have a new website you can check out at www.adler-roussell.com that incorporates much more of my career. I hope you spend time enjoying this work previously unavailable to the public and now available for purchase. Let me know what you think!
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I found the work of this artist enchanting. Behind a purposely naive style, easily compared to a children's book illustration, you find yourself seduced into a post modern Never Never Land. You are enchanted and dragged into a storybook world of paradoxical ironies.
Perusing the work more carefuly you ultimately sense that you have found the juncture when Harry Potter meets American Consumerism. Amidst the humor and appeal, you sense an almost Dickensian grasp of story telling.
In my many years of teaching art at U.C. Berkeley, I often hoped I would find the artist who who could embody these many qualities. Irony, satire and humorous appeal, without heavy handedness and pomposity. Refreshing, fun, yet serious talent. Bravo! Lois. Bravo!
Warren Travis, M.F.A
Professor Emeritus, U.C. Berkeley; Winner of L.A. Times Theatre Critics Award for Design at the Mark Taper Forum; Winner of Bay Area Theatre Critics Award for California Shakespeare Festival; Designer for San Francisco Ballet; Visiting Artist in Residence at Stanford University
The following are prints and drawings all done in less than a year. They were started in September 2008 and finished in April 2009. All of the work tells a story and it is up to the viewer to make up his or her version.
About Me
- LOIS ADLER-ROUSSELL
- California, United States
- Education: M.A. Printmaking: San Diego State University; Dec. 1976 B.A., Printmaking; San Francisco State University; June, 1973. Member of the San Diego Art Institute and the Museum of the Living Artists. Contact information in view my profile...
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2 comments:
Why is this piece called The Kiss? Why is the suited man so reluctant to enter the other frame pushed toward him by the penguin? Half his face seems eager to enter the new strange world and the other half appears shadowed in conformity and fear. I definitely like the sunglasses on the lizard princess.
Suited man will not kiss frog.
She isn't wearing sunglasses. That
is her frog eyes. Penguin said
he would be happy to give her a kiss but, he would also eat the frog.
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