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Ginko symbolizes memory, and this scroll drawing was inspired by a tree planted in our neighborhood as a memorial. The elegant ginko leaves are repeated as a pattern in the form of a tree trunk, creating an elegant column of texture.  Hundreds of actual Ginko leaves were used to create this frottage drawing and the distinctive shape and vein pattern can be studied in the drawing.

I have been obsessed with trees and tree trunks in my paintings for many years and I am excited to include the leaf shapes as patterns in these new drawings.  I have traveled and exhibited in Japan numerous times, and I love look of the scroll format, and the versatility of its size and portability.  

This drawing is created with graphite on archival Tyvek, an extremely elegant material with embedded fibers that is reminiscent of Japanese papers, yet is extraordinarily durable and tough. 

The scroll height can easily be rolled to accommodate any ceiling height.  Maximum height is 120" but looks great at 90" also. Because this is a scroll, the drawing can be displayed without framing, and is easily transported in case of a move.
Ginko symbolizes memory, and this scroll drawing was inspired by a tree planted in our neighborhood as a memorial. The elegant ginko leaves are repeated as a pattern in the form of a tree trunk, creating an elegant column of texture.  Hundreds of actual Ginko leaves were used to create this frottage drawing and the distinctive shape and vein pattern can be studied in the drawing.

I have been obsessed with trees and tree trunks in my paintings for many years and I am excited to include the leaf shapes as patterns in these new drawings.  I have traveled and exhibited in Japan numerous times, and I love look of the scroll format, and the versatility of its size and portability.  

This drawing is created with graphite on archival Tyvek, an extremely elegant material with embedded fibers that is reminiscent of Japanese papers, yet is extraordinarily durable and tough. 

The scroll height can easily be rolled to accommodate any ceiling height.  Maximum height is 120" but looks great at 90" also. Because this is a scroll, the drawing can be displayed without framing, and is easily transported in case of a move.
Ginko symbolizes memory, and this scroll drawing was inspired by a tree planted in our neighborhood as a memorial. The elegant ginko leaves are repeated as a pattern in the form of a tree trunk, creating an elegant column of texture.  Hundreds of actual Ginko leaves were used to create this frottage drawing and the distinctive shape and vein pattern can be studied in the drawing.

I have been obsessed with trees and tree trunks in my paintings for many years and I am excited to include the leaf shapes as patterns in these new drawings.  I have traveled and exhibited in Japan numerous times, and I love look of the scroll format, and the versatility of its size and portability.  

This drawing is created with graphite on archival Tyvek, an extremely elegant material with embedded fibers that is reminiscent of Japanese papers, yet is extraordinarily durable and tough. 

The scroll height can easily be rolled to accommodate any ceiling height.  Maximum height is 120" but looks great at 90" also. Because this is a scroll, the drawing can be displayed without framing, and is easily transported in case of a move.
Ginko symbolizes memory, and this scroll drawing was inspired by a tree planted in our neighborhood as a memorial. The elegant ginko leaves are repeated as a pattern in the form of a tree trunk, creating an elegant column of texture.  Hundreds of actual Ginko leaves were used to create this frottage drawing and the distinctive shape and vein pattern can be studied in the drawing.

I have been obsessed with trees and tree trunks in my paintings for many years and I am excited to include the leaf shapes as patterns in these new drawings.  I have traveled and exhibited in Japan numerous times, and I love look of the scroll format, and the versatility of its size and portability.  

This drawing is created with graphite on archival Tyvek, an extremely elegant material with embedded fibers that is reminiscent of Japanese papers, yet is extraordinarily durable and tough. 

The scroll height can easily be rolled to accommodate any ceiling height.  Maximum height is 120" but looks great at 90" also. Because this is a scroll, the drawing can be displayed without framing, and is easily transported in case of a move.
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Katherine Steichen Rosing

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Ginko symbolizes memory, and this scroll drawing was inspired by a tree planted in our neighborhood as a memorial. The elegant ginko leaves are repeated as a pattern in the form of a tree trunk, creating an elegant column of texture. Hundreds of actual Ginko leaves were used to create this frottage drawing and the distinctive shape and vein pattern can be studied in the drawing. I have been obsessed with trees and tree trunks in my paintings for many years and I am excited to include the leaf shapes as patterns in these new drawings. I have traveled and exhibited in Japan numerous times, and I love look of the scroll format, and the versatility of its size and portability. This drawing is created with graphite on archival Tyvek, an extremely elegant material with embedded fibers that is reminiscent of Japanese papers, yet is extraordinarily durable and tough. The scroll height can easily be rolled to accommodate any ceiling height. Maximum height is 120" but looks great at 90" also. Because this is a scroll, the drawing can be displayed without framing, and is easily transported in case of a move.

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Size:42 W x 120 H x 1 D in

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Katherine Steichen Rosing explores invisible forces in wild and urban forests and watersheds related to climate and other environmental issues through vividly-hued paintings, intricate mixed media works, and immersive installations. Rosing's paintings and drawings have been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States and abroad, including Chicago, New York, Washington D.C., Tokyo, and Beijing. Her work is included in public and private collections internationally including the State of Wisconsin Collection, Northwestern Mutual, and the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics. She is the recipient of numerous grants and awards including the distinctive 2022 Forward Art Prize. Furthering her environmental research, she was awarded artist residencies at the UW-Madison Department of Limnology’s Trout Lake Research Station, and the St. Croix Watershed Research Station sponsored by the Science Museum of Minnesota. A long-time arts educator, Rosing taught college art courses in the Chicago area and in Madison, Wisconsin where she lives and maintains her studio. Rosing earned a BFA from the University of Colorado-Denver and holds an MFA in painting and drawing from Northern Illinois University. Her work is represented by Groveland Gallery in Minneapolis.

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