Annie Ogle- (Four Pages)-Page One

Annie Ogle
 was born in
 Minneapolis, 
 Minnesota, USA
 in 1940, into a small
 farming community.
 She studied art at
 the Minneapolis
 School of Arts in
 1958-9,
 particularly enjoying
 life drawing classes.

 From 1960 to 1985,
 Annie traversed  
 the world as cabin
 staff  with PanAm
 Airlines, finally
 coming to rest in
 Bali with its healing and spiritual energy.

 She joined a small group of artists
 in San Francisco in a private studio from
 1980-85. There she created oil paintings
 with bold colours and textures.

 In Bali she has created a home and
 studio in a secluded part of the Sayan
 Valley, overlooking a spectacular view
 of the Ayung River and its rising rice
 terraces. She co-founded life drawing
 sessions at the Seniwati Women's Art
 Gallery in 1994 and attends sessions at
 Pranoto's Gallery.

 She is a dedicated artist and uses her
 many drawings from the sessions to
 create intricate pencil work with mosaic
 and stained glass motifs.

 She had her first solo show in 2000 in
 Bali, called "Now and Then", where she
 combined her early work in San
 Francisco with her work from Bali.

 She has participated in many group
 shows in Bali and Malaysia.


"Serenity" 2004
 Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37cm
US$ 270

 

"Blue Nude" 2004
 Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm

US$ 270
 


"In Orange" 2004
 Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm

US$ 270
 


"Afternoon in Oleander" 2004
 Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm

US$ 270
 

"Frangipani Dreams" 2004
 Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm
 

US$ 270


"Waiting I" 2004
Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm

US$ 270
 


"Waiting II" 2004
Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm

US$ 270
 




"Woman in Code
" 2005
Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm

US$ 270
  

"Emergence" 2005
Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm

US$ 270



 

"Dreamscape" 2004
 Coloured Pencil on Bristol Board
43 x 37 cm
 

US$ 270
 

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