Carol Rauch
"Bouvs In Art."
Carol Rauch dove headlong into watercolor painting after retiring from a successful career as a marketing consultant to design professions.
At the suggestion of a friend, she decided to copy paintings by famous artists and incorporate the likeness of a Bouvier in each one. Bouviers have been part of Carol's life for more than twenty years.
"Sometimes the art world is way too serious," says Gallery Saint Martin owner Monique Seyler, who serendipitously discovered Carol's watercolors. "Carol's work is obviously about fun.
Even the titles are amusing. 'Waiting for Vincent,' for example, shows a trusty pet lying on the floor in front of the yellow bed in Vincent Van Gogh's iconic painting of his own bedroom. Then there's also 'Demoiselles de Bouvignon,' a tongue-in-cheek take on Picasso's 'Demoiselles d'Avignon.' "
In addition to the original watercolors, archival prints and notecards of this series are also available. |
"Cut It Out"
"Waiting For Vincent"
"Two Girls Admiring Themselves"
"Demoiselles de Bouvignon"
"Socializing The Puppy"
"Bouillabaisse For A Bouv"
"Monumental"
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