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Randy Rose (January 1, 1952 - February 15, 2016) was an artist who made his living as a young man selling portraits of homes. These pen and ink drawings are remarkably realistic, featuring mostly historic homes and businesses. <ref>"Randy Rose Limited Edition Prints Will Commemorate Land of Legend, 1979,” Licking Countian, July 25, 1979.</ref> Rose was passionate about recording the architectural history of Licking County through his art. He also traveled across the country drawing commissioned portraits of homes for his clients <ref> Patrick Murphy, “The Art of Restoring Architecture in Pen & Ink,” Legend Magazine, Feb. 1994.</ref>. | Randy Rose (January 1, 1952 - February 15, 2016) was an artist who made his living as a young man selling portraits of homes. These pen and ink drawings are remarkably realistic, featuring mostly historic homes and businesses. <ref>"Randy Rose Limited Edition Prints Will Commemorate Land of Legend, 1979,” Licking Countian, July 25, 1979.</ref> Rose was passionate about recording the architectural history of Licking County through his art. He also traveled across the country drawing commissioned portraits of homes for his clients <ref> Patrick Murphy, “The Art of Restoring Architecture in Pen & Ink,” Legend Magazine, Feb. 1994.</ref>. | ||
| − | Rose graduated with a bachelor of fine arts degree in retail advertising from Columbus College of Art and Design and quickly found a job at an advertising company in Newark, his hometown. When he realized that he could make a living as a freelance artist, he quit his job in 1976 | + | Rose graduated with a bachelor of fine arts degree in retail advertising from Columbus College of Art and Design and quickly found a job at an advertising company in Newark, his hometown. When he realized that he could make a living as a freelance artist, he quit his job in 1976 <ref> Handley Hayes, “Artist Randy Rose Sketches County Landmarks,” Licking Countian, Nov. 29, 1979. </ref>. In 2003, Rose was hired by the Newark Bicentennial Commission to complete an art book of his drawings, but for reasons unknown, the book was never delivered. <ref> Kent Mallett, “Bicentennial commission out $10,000,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Jan. 1, 2003. </ref> |
Later in life, Rose worked for a Licking County transit company. In 2016, he passed away from pancreatic cancer . | Later in life, Rose worked for a Licking County transit company. In 2016, he passed away from pancreatic cancer . | ||
Latest revision as of 12:19, 17 May 2016
Randy Rose (January 1, 1952 - February 15, 2016) was an artist who made his living as a young man selling portraits of homes. These pen and ink drawings are remarkably realistic, featuring mostly historic homes and businesses. [1] Rose was passionate about recording the architectural history of Licking County through his art. He also traveled across the country drawing commissioned portraits of homes for his clients [2].
Rose graduated with a bachelor of fine arts degree in retail advertising from Columbus College of Art and Design and quickly found a job at an advertising company in Newark, his hometown. When he realized that he could make a living as a freelance artist, he quit his job in 1976 [3]. In 2003, Rose was hired by the Newark Bicentennial Commission to complete an art book of his drawings, but for reasons unknown, the book was never delivered. [4]
Later in life, Rose worked for a Licking County transit company. In 2016, he passed away from pancreatic cancer .
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References
- ↑ "Randy Rose Limited Edition Prints Will Commemorate Land of Legend, 1979,” Licking Countian, July 25, 1979.
- ↑ Patrick Murphy, “The Art of Restoring Architecture in Pen & Ink,” Legend Magazine, Feb. 1994.
- ↑ Handley Hayes, “Artist Randy Rose Sketches County Landmarks,” Licking Countian, Nov. 29, 1979.
- ↑ Kent Mallett, “Bicentennial commission out $10,000,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Jan. 1, 2003.
