|   | | Rosabel E. Goodman-Everard : Paintings, Portraits and Photos |
| Washington, DC
Rosabel Goodman-Everard studied art in the Netherlands, South Africa and Washington, DC. She makes large mixed media paintings about the emotions of women and life's undercurrents. She also "takes photos" and makes portraits on commission.
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| | Women's deep-seated emotions and life's dark undercurrents. Both are unpredictable and can be dangerous. Beware. |
| | Painted or drawn portraits on commission. Small, intimate works, that bring a subject closer than a photo ever can. A photo portrait freezes time; a drawn or painted portrait eliminates time. |
| | A series of photos I took in 2000-2001, during the years I lived in South Africa. Soweto (South Western Township) is a virtually black-only suburb of Johannesburg, which is mostly extremely poor, but very colorful. It drew me like a magnet. |
| | A series of photos that could only be made while depressed and looking down. |
| | These works got a public place or are in private collections. |
| | "I am thrilled about what you have accomplished. Your work is, like everything else you do , superb. I am priviledged to know you. Much luck in whatever you are doing--it will be great. Heike"
"Inspiring the way you share your work and your current thought. Would like to know how you think about Faces of the Fallen now that some time has passed."
"Fantastic works!! Very impressed!"
I was born in the Netherlands in the 1950s, became a lawyer in the 1970s, and worked over the next almost 3 decades in the Netherlands, Brussels, New York, Paris, Johannesburg and Washington, DC. I have always loved to draw and paint, but starting 1986 I began studying art seriously, first with Dutch artist Fred Adam. In the mid-90s, after 7 years of lawyering in Paris, I moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, and studied at the Johannesburg Art Foundation, as well as privately with painter Thea Soggot and...
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