“The War Widow” (Vedova di Guerra) by Jerry Ross
Jerry Ross studied at the Albright Art School and under Anthony Sisti. He has had multiple one-person shows, with a gold medal in a 2006 painting competition in Corsico (Milan), Italy. He is influenced by the Italian I. Macchiaioli and verismo schools of Italian art. He founded the popular Salon des Refuses art show and was a founding member of DIVA in Eugene. Local awards for his paintings include Mayor’s Art show awards for “La Mamma: Portrait of Stephania Mastrocinque” and “Vedova di Guerra” (The War Widow). Jurors for the Corsico award wrote that his work represented “a sort of naturalism founded upon a twentieth century matrix and a tonal type of chromatism with strong, sculptural effect to construct a composed, poetic atmosphere.”
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