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‘Where Ships Once Passed Under the Bridge’, 2017 Photo Composition - Archival Pigment Print 18" x 32"

‘Where Ships Once Passed Under the Bridge’, 2017
Photo Composition - Archival Pigment Print
18" x 32"

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On O'Donnell Street #baltimore

I was drawn into my artistic exploration by the natural world, where I found mass destruction enabled by the same artificial constructs that stole so many years of my own life. It has been over a year since I created this work, "Formerly Cathedral Street", and the entire scheme continues to become clearer and clearer. #art #artistsoninstagram #digitalart #photography #photomanipulation #environment #americanhistory

I have started setting the stage for my next photo composition. #artist #photography #artwork #americanhistory #artistsoninstagram #artlife #art

Hooray!! #spring

Captain John O'Donnell was a wealthy Irish man who came to Baltimore in 1785 http://bit.ly/2TFbEnH #slavery #AmericanHistory #Baltimore #art #artist #blackhistory Artwork: The Accounting of Canton Plantation,
Archival Pigment Print from Photo Composition,
24" x 36",
Rose Anderson, 2019.

#artist #artilife #artistsoninstagram

I have had too much to say, so I haven't been saying anything. It all just goes into the art. I have a new scroll almost ready for you to read, and I'm putting the finishing touches on a big new photo composition that I cannot wait to post! #artlife #artist #artistsofinstagram

If you do nothing else today, please watch this 7-minute video of a moment in American history. http://bit.ly/2Ica8VX #AmericanHistory #History

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