Keeping Warm Watercolor 1983 20x21

Year1983

Hand SignedLower Center 

Condition Other - minor aging and wear to frame and mat 

Framed with GlassGold Frame w/ Cream Mat 

Story / Additional InfoTwo wee girls are staying warm under Grandma’s hand sewn star quilt as Pa drives his horse-drawn carriage back to their farm. Their tall red brick house stands to the left and a low red barn is seen in the distance to the right. The watercolor is done in lovely muted tones evoking the changings seasons from autumn to winter. The figures are central to the painting and are featured within a circle. 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage 

LID174100

Pat Buckley Moss - United States

Art Brokerage: Patricia Buckley Moss American Artist: b. 1933. Patricia Buckley Moss was born on May 20th, 1933, in the Richmond Borough of New York City. Pat was the second of three children of an Irish American/Sicilian marriage. In grade school, young Patricia was perceived as a poor student, a circumstance probably attributable to dyslexia which is a generally misunderstood reading and perceptional "disorder". Nonetheless, one of her teachers determined that this little girl who was "Not Proficient In Anything" was artistically gifted. This outside opinion helped to convince Pat's mother to enroll her daughter in an extraordinary public school for girls in downtown Manhattan: the Washington Irving High School for the Fine Arts. It was there, in what obviously was a friendly learning environment, that Pat's artistic abilities were finally encouraged and seriously nourished. Please list original paintings only for Pat Buckley Moss. We no longer accept print listings for this artist. Original paintings only.