Alexander M. Rossi

Alexander M. Rossi


Alexander M. Rossi,
[춤을 춰도 될까요?]May I Have This Dance?
Oil on canvas, 46 x 64 inches

Alexander M. Rossi spent the early part of his career in Preston, Lancashire, working at the local art school. From 1870 -1873 he sent a number of paintings to London for the yearly Royal Academy exhibitions; among them were: A Family Group (1871); Anxious Moments (1872) and Past & Present (1873).

By 1875 he had moved to Coningham Road in Shepherd' Bush and would remain in the London area for the rest of his artistic life. Like many of the late Victorian artists, Rossi specialized in genre paintings often centered on subjects involving children and young adults. These works were executed in a style that incorporated both the traditional Academy teachings and the avant-garde brushwork and colors of the impressionists.

 

 

[A Quiet Nook]
oil on canvas

 

 

[Forbidden Books] 1897
oil on canvas

 

[On the Seafront]
oil on canvas

 

[A Summer's Tale]
oil on canvas

 

 

At the stile 

 

Portrait of an Elegant Lady 

 

Young Girl And Dog Riverside

 

The Letter

'The Village Beauty'