"Gratitude," oil on canvas, $2,000,
available through artist 410-627-2322
available through artist 410-627-2322
"Solitude," Oil on Canvas, original available at HorseSpirit Arts Gallery, (310) 490-2001, prints available through artist
Oil, watercolor, and mixed media
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Andrea Sauer paints watercolors with bold compositions and colors that are lush and unexpected. She enjoys painting still life, children, and landscapes. Many of her images create a push-pull relationship between the foreground and background. The realistic images contrast dramatically with a background, where the use of wet-on-wet paint creates organic shapes and abstract patterns. Most recently, she has been incorporating her love of handmade marbled paper, mushroom spore prints, and other media to create rich textures and a strong sense of design to her art.
Andrea attended Maryland Institute, College of Art to receive both her Bachelors of Fine Art (BFA) and Masters of Art Teaching (MAT). She has exhibited her work with several galleries and art societies. Among these are the Baltimore Watercolor Society, the American Watercolor Society, the Philadelphia Watercolor Society, The Torpedo Factory, Montpelier Cultural Arts Center, and the Gaithersburg Art Barn. Most recently, her art work was displayed at the 109th Catharine Lorrilard Wolfe International Show at the National Arts Club. Andrea was also juried into the Georgetown International Arts Show and the Philadelphia Watercolor Show. In 2006, Andrea was selected by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art as one of the top 12 emerging artists in the United States. She was also juried into the Art In Embassies Program and has work featured in the Tajikistan Embassy. Andrea currently resides in Bel Air, Maryland with her husband, two children, and two dogs. |
You can’t use up creativity, the more you use, the more you have.” |
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"Venice," 30" by 40 " Original sold. Landscape Commissions available through artist
During the pandemic, I have found myself hiking and going into the woods a lot. I want to connect to nature more and think this has been a huge signal from Mother Earth that we need to honor her and start questioning how we take the resources she provides so for granted. I have had so much fun gathering mushrooms and creating spore prints which I then create collages and metallic watercolors with.
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Left- "Happy Garden," mushroom spore print, available at Horse-
Spirit Art Gallery, (301) 490-2001 Above-"Enchanted Garden," mushroom spore print, available at HorseSpirit Art Gallery, (301) 490-2001 |
"Ayni," mushroom spore print, metallic watercolor, available through HorseSpirit Art Gallery,(301)490-2001
