Rosalind McGary Art Prints

Rosalind McGary is an artist who paints from a spiritual perspective. She views herself as a witness to "the deepest truth about us, that which transcends time and space-that is what I'm looking to translate through my work." A prominent thread in her paintings, figures adorned with dots of raised acrylic paint, formed as tribute to the style and beauty of South African women, but became part of her images of cloaked and wrapped figures. Continually evolving, McGary's work remains consistent in its attention to detail, and in the strength and grace of her figures. After earning a degree in History of Art at the University of California at Berkeley, McGary began her career as a professional artist. She showed her work regionally, but soon grew to international status, exhibiting across the U.S. and in London. Her work has appeared at the National Black Arts Festival in Atlanta, the Art Expo in New York, and the National Artists Salute to Black History Month. Her images have also appeared on television, in films, and on the covers of the books "We Are the Young Magicians," and "Renaissance," by Ruth Forman.