Bio: Born in
Belfast, Northern Ireland, Rosie McClelland is an honours graduate of
Manchester Polytechnic, Faculty of Art and Design (1973) and studied Fashion
Illustration at St Martin's School of Art, London from 1973 to 1974, when she
was employed as designer by London Fashion Houses up to 1981.
During this
period, Rosie lectured part-time in Design and Illustration in Birmingham
Polytechnic, Hastings College of Further Education, Inner London Education
Authority and the Paris School of Fashion, London.
From
1981-99 Rosie moved to to Frankfurt-am-Main, and continued fashion
designing on free-lance basis. She painted and exhibited in and around
Frankfurt area
While teaching art
privately from own studio. In 1997 she became a member of Berufsverband
Bildender Kunstler, (BBK) – a network of professional artists in Germany.
Rosie returned to
Northern Ireland 1999 where she has remained to date, taking on part-time
lecturing in Armagh College of Further and Higher Education, Newry and Kilkeel
Institute of Further and Higher Education and private groups in Belfast.
Rosie has been
exhibiting and selling her art for the last 30 years all over the world. Her work can be found in public
and private collections in Germany, France, UK and Ireland.
Medium: Pastel;
acrylic; oil
Subjects:
Landscape; Portraits/figurative; Still life
Style:
Representational. Rosie says: “With a
background of fashion design and illustration it's not surprising that artists
such as Matisse and Bonnard have been an inspiration and also, living for 18
years in Germany, the German Expressionists. More recently, however, I have
been revisiting and learning from the older masters such as Caravaggio,
Zurbaran and Goya.”
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Gallery: Portfolio
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Thank you for including me on your blog. Will take on board the lack of dimensions and medium on my website and amend when I have a moment! The image you have shown is oil on canvas 25 x 35cm Great site- Rosie
ReplyDeleteDrat! I should have spotted the medium! I have changed it for an indubitable pastel. Thanks for the compliment; it is great to find artists who use pastel in such a variety of ways, styles and subjects - we can all learn from one another.
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