Sebastian Gladstone Gallery now represents Ce Roser
Sebastian Gladstone Gallery has announced representation of Ce Roser, a New York-based artist born Cecilia Roser in Philadelphia in 1925. Roser is a significant figure in postwar American abstraction with a career spanning over six decades. After training at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Berlin under Hans Uhlmann, she moved to New York in the 1960s, developing a lyrical abstraction blending European modernism, Chinese calligraphy, and American painterly sensibility. In 1971, she co-founded the Women in the Arts Foundation with Cynthia Navaretta, becoming a key force in the feminist art movement.
Key facts
- Sebastian Gladstone Gallery now represents Ce Roser.
- Ce Roser was born Cecilia Roser in Philadelphia in 1925.
- She trained at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Berlin with Hans Uhlmann.
- She settled in New York in the 1960s.
- Her style merges European modernism, Chinese calligraphy, and American abstraction.
- She co-founded the Women in the Arts Foundation in 1971 with Cynthia Navaretta.
- Her career spans more than six decades.
- She is a vital figure in postwar American abstraction.
Entities
Artists
- Ce Roser
- Cecilia Roser
- Hans Uhlmann
- Cynthia Navaretta
Institutions
- Sebastian Gladstone Gallery
- Hochschule für Bildende Künste
- Women in the Arts Foundation
Locations
- New York
- Philadelphia
- Berlin
- Germany
- United States