About

Work

The Ground on Which We Walk

‘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"

Send a Message to Rose Anderson

Name *

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email Address *

Subject *

Message *

Thank you!

@RoseKAnderson

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

It is time to disavow the cult of white history. http://bit.ly/2SHls02 #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistory #Art #artist #slavery #AmericanHistory

In 1887 an African American benevolent society met at this place on the Gundpowder River. More history here: http://bit.ly/2Rq8Ryz #AmericanHistory #blackhistory #art #artist

Subscribe to Email News and Updates

I never share your information with anyone. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Email Address

Thank you!

Follow Rose

Home
Biography
Contact
The Ground on Which We Walk
Scrolls
Process
News
Blog

Copyright 2018
Rose Anderson, Artist
All Rights Reserved