Artist Nancy Rosier

American Folk Artist Nancy Rosier has become a nationally recognized artist authority on theorem painting, traditional American Folk Art.  Many magazines, newspapers, and several books have featured her work. She has been interviewed often and asked to write numerous “how to” articles. Her work is exhibited and sold at fine-juried shows across the country.  She was chosen by the White House to create a theorem ornament for the Blue Room Christmas tree. She has been selected each year for over twenty years as a member of the nationally acclaimed “Directory of Traditional American Crafts” which showcases America’s finest artisans who are dedicated to preserving the early American crafts. Nancy offers over 200 theorem paintings for sale in her online gallery. Learn More

Published by Early American Life

Just out by "Early American Life" October 2018 is a comprehensive, picture filled article featuring Nancy Rosier and her work as a contemporary theorem painting artist.  There is a wonderful article on "Making a Theorem" in the September/October issue of Early American Life Magazine.  Quote from EAL article introduction "Distinguished Directory artisan Nancy Rosier shares her methods for creating vibrant still life's using stencils and subtle shading"

Directory of Traditional American Crafts

Nancy Rosier has been selected for 23rd time for the Early American Life Magazine - Directory of Traditional American Crafts.  This year Early American Life selected some of the directory artists to be filmed in Yorktown Virginia.  Learn More About Early American Life Magazine!  EAL has been very supportive of traditional American Folk Artists - Thank you Early American Life!  My Theorem painting is featured on page 53 and can be found in my Gallery by Clicking Here