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Lot # 63 - Ann Rutter — “Beach Reflections” (Original Painting)
| Opening Bid : | $ 5.00 |
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| Start Date/Time: | 23-Mar-2026 7:00:00 AM |
| End Date/Time: | 30-Mar-2026 8:02:00 PM |
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Description :
Beach Reflections captures a quiet, contemplative moment along the Washington coast, painted in Ann Rutter’s warm, atmospheric style. Two figures stand on a tide‑washed rock, their bright jackets—one red, one blue—providing a vivid focal point against the soft grays, greens, and misty blues of the shoreline. The reflective water, distant sea stacks, and hazy forested cliffs create a serene sense of depth and place. Rutter’s brushwork is gentle and impressionistic, emphasizing mood over detail. The scene feels both intimate and expansive, a familiar Northwest moment rendered with tenderness and calm. Framed and ready for display, it’s a lovely example of Rutter’s ability to capture the quiet poetry of everyday landscapes.
Artist Bio — Ann Rutter (1933–2014)
Ann Rutter was a beloved Edmonds, Washington watercolorist known for her sensitive depictions of Northwest landscapes—coastal paths, island trails, harbors, and Skagit Valley farmland. A self‑taught artist, she began painting after taking a class at Edmonds Community College and went on to develop a distinctive style rooted in memory, place, and gentle observation.
Over her forty‑year career, Rutter exhibited widely and earned recognition from the Seattle Boat Show, the Edmonds Art Festival, and numerous regional arts organizations. Her work is held in both corporate and private collections throughout the Pacific Northwest. Rutter’s paintings are admired for their warmth, clarity, and the quiet emotional resonance she brought to familiar local scenery.
20 T x 12 W
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