EARLY WORKS
While Versea only began exhibiting her art
publicly in the 1990s, she had a lifelong
interest in painting. Here we present a
small sampling of the many oil and acrylic
paintings she produced in the decades
before that. In these early paintings, we
can see foreshadowing of the themes and
images that would emerge in her mature
collages and watercolors.
publicly in the 1990s, she had a lifelong
interest in painting. Here we present a
small sampling of the many oil and acrylic
paintings she produced in the decades
before that. In these early paintings, we
can see foreshadowing of the themes and
images that would emerge in her mature
collages and watercolors.
| Untitled, 1960s One of Versea's first paintings Oil on canvasboard, 12"x9" Study based on Don Juhlin, "Tor" Family collection |
| Untitled, 1980s Acrylic, 35"x30" Private collection |
| Untitled abstract landscape, 1970s Study based on "Landscape #2" by Rita Barnett Acrylic, 48"x30" Private collection |
| Untitled, 1960s Oil on canvasboard, 18"x24" Family collection |
| Untitled cubist butterfly, 1970s Acrylic, 28"x50" Family collection |
| Untitled landscape, 1970s Acryylic, 35"x18" Family collection |
| Untitled painting of flowers, 1970s Mixed media, dimensions unknown Private collection |
