Edward Boerner

Toward the Hill, 1974

13.563 × 21.875 ″ Framed: 21.625 × 28.625 × 0.875 ″ Watercolor

There are trees scattered in the foreground in contrast with the line of tree in the middle ground on the left of the composition. The trees are colored in green, yellow, and orange, leaves. Some trees are left with bare branches. Two pine trees are see on the left edge of the composition. There is a divided between a green and brown-orange ground with a fence and piles of rocks, placed diagonally in the center. The background has hills with the tallest hill having a structure with two tall towers. The sky is blue and has suggestions of clouds. This artwork has a double mat with grey being the bottom and a green being the top. It is placed in a wooden greyish green frame with glass.
Red and white stick with text on top left: EDWARD A. BOERNER/ 2963 N FREDERICK AV/ MILWAUKEE WIS 53211
Writing on the back: TOWARD THE "HILL" WATERCOLOR 1974 / EDWARD A. BOERNER. SR.

 

Credit Line:

Collection of Cedarburg Art Museum, Gift of Ronald P. Stifter DDS Family

Inventory ID:

2022.07