'IRIS' -Ruth Heppler - Limited Edition Print -1960-1980's -Signed & Numbered -AP
Step into a serene world with "IRIS," an enchanting limited edition print by Ruth Heppler, crafted between the 1960s and 1980s. This signed and numbered artist proof, measuring 19x26 inches, captures soft pink irises gracefully encircling a tranquil pond, all rendered in dreamy pastels that softly whisper elegance. After resting in the depths of a retired Manhattan gallery for over 40 years, this exquisite piece is ready to breathe new life into your living space, inviting both beauty and peace into any corner it graces.
Ruth Heppler's remarkable artistic journey has been punctuated by more than 15 accolades, including the prestigious Grumbacher Award and recognition from the National Decoy Show. Her captivating exhibitions have graced galleries from New York to North Carolina, showcasing a profound dialogue with nature that resonates in both her painting and sculpture. An avid talent, Ruth was awarded a Salamagundi Scholarship, which allowed her to study under the esteemed Cliff Young, while the internationally renowned George Gach provided invaluable inspiration throughout her career. Additionally, her passion for etching led her to study intaglio techniques with the masterful Ruth Leaf. For the past two decades, she has imparted her artistic wisdom by teaching oil painting at Craven Community College, where she emphasizes the crucial importance of keen observation to her students, nurturing a new generation of artists.
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Step into a serene world with "IRIS," an enchanting limited edition print by Ruth Heppler, crafted between the 1960s and 1980s. This signed and numbered artist proof, measuring 19x26 inches, captures soft pink irises gracefully encircling a tranquil pond, all rendered in dreamy pastels that softly whisper elegance. After resting in the depths of a retired Manhattan gallery for over 40 years, this exquisite piece is ready to breathe new life into your living space, inviting both beauty and peace into any corner it graces.
Ruth Heppler's remarkable artistic journey has been punctuated by more than 15 accolades, including the prestigious Grumbacher Award and recognition from the National Decoy Show. Her captivating exhibitions have graced galleries from New York to North Carolina, showcasing a profound dialogue with nature that resonates in both her painting and sculpture. An avid talent, Ruth was awarded a Salamagundi Scholarship, which allowed her to study under the esteemed Cliff Young, while the internationally renowned George Gach provided invaluable inspiration throughout her career. Additionally, her passion for etching led her to study intaglio techniques with the masterful Ruth Leaf. For the past two decades, she has imparted her artistic wisdom by teaching oil painting at Craven Community College, where she emphasizes the crucial importance of keen observation to her students, nurturing a new generation of artists.
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Step into a serene world with "IRIS," an enchanting limited edition print by Ruth Heppler, crafted between the 1960s and 1980s. This signed and numbered artist proof, measuring 19x26 inches, captures soft pink irises gracefully encircling a tranquil pond, all rendered in dreamy pastels that softly whisper elegance. After resting in the depths of a retired Manhattan gallery for over 40 years, this exquisite piece is ready to breathe new life into your living space, inviting both beauty and peace into any corner it graces.
Ruth Heppler's remarkable artistic journey has been punctuated by more than 15 accolades, including the prestigious Grumbacher Award and recognition from the National Decoy Show. Her captivating exhibitions have graced galleries from New York to North Carolina, showcasing a profound dialogue with nature that resonates in both her painting and sculpture. An avid talent, Ruth was awarded a Salamagundi Scholarship, which allowed her to study under the esteemed Cliff Young, while the internationally renowned George Gach provided invaluable inspiration throughout her career. Additionally, her passion for etching led her to study intaglio techniques with the masterful Ruth Leaf. For the past two decades, she has imparted her artistic wisdom by teaching oil painting at Craven Community College, where she emphasizes the crucial importance of keen observation to her students, nurturing a new generation of artists.
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