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As Things Have Been, They Remain #2
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Big Macaw with Berries
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Brownsville Suite #1
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Brownsville Suite #2
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Brownsville Suite #3
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Brownsville Suite #4
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Brownsville Suite #7
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Brownsville Suite 6
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Child with Cockatoo
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Child with Flower
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Child with Kestral
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Counting Crows (Imaginary Travels with Brown Dog)
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Dancer (Degas Study)
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Dancers #5 (Degas Study)
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Dressing
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Figure Drawing #1
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Figure with Cat
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Figure with Small Bird
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Girl with Cockatiel
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Girl with Cockatoo
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Imaginary Travels with Brown Dog #1
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Jockey
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Jockey #1
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Jockey #3
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Jockey #4
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Jockey #7
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Landscape
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Looking Down
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Mill #2
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Miranda Reading
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Miranda with Cockatoo #1
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Morning
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Nude #2
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Nude #3
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Owl Barn #3
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Piano Lesson #1
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Piano Lesson #2
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Piano Lesson #3
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Pisgah with Fog #3
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Self-Portrait as Don Quixote
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Sitting Nude
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Sleeping #2
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Solotaire
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The Mill
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Walking
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Child Watching Doves, 2023
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Circus Children with Tigers, 2023
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Equestrian Act, 2023
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Girl Stepping on Wire, 2023
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In the Restaurant, 2023
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Nude #3, 2023
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Soldier with Goshawk, 2023
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Soldier with Goshawk #2, 2023
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Young Clown with Old Dog, 2023
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Circus #6
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Fields and Storm #4
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Figure with Blinds #1
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Miranda #16, 2023
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Hills With Coming Storm #1
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Milla in a Room #1
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Miranda #9
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Watching #2
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Winter Landscape
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Kaya in Bathtub
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Degas Studies #1, 2023
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Dance with Masso #3, 2023
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Boy with Bird, 1980s
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Standing Figure, 1980s
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Next solo show: Dec., 2024
Adam Grosowsky's work has been extensively collected in the Northwest and across the US. He was featured in Lux Magazine, and locally his paintings can be seen in numerous public and private collections. Nordstrom Department Store has commissioned nearly 100 paintings for their flagship locations nationwide.
Adam was born in Chicago in 1959. He received his Bachelors of Fine Arts from Evergreen State College in 1981 and his Masters of Arts and Masters of Fine Arts in Printmaking from the University of Iowa in 1984 and 1986 respectively. During this time, he studied under the famous printmaker Mauricio Lasansky.
Although much of his training was in printmaking, his primary medium today is oil painting. His large canvasses, often portraits of women, are studies in light and dark. They are distinguished by dramatic contrasts-light or bright color against large areas of rich, dark background.
Adam was a full-time faculty member at Lane Community College in Eugene, teaching painting, figure drawing and printmaking for nearly 30 years.