Beth Eidelberg (1933-2018), "Down the Road a Piece", watercolor, sight: 18 x 24", frame: 26 x 32" 

Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection

Eidelberg was well known in the San Antonio fine arts community for over half a century as a painter, distinguished by her detailed watercolors of historic homes, architectural features, landscapes and, for several decades, her signature large, vivid scenes of flower and produce markets. She was an artist who found her most compelling inspiration in the images of South Texas, particularly in San Antonio's unique scenes. Concentrating on fine art, followed by a career in advertising art, all the while studying at the S.A. Art Institute, UT at SA, Albert Glassell in Houston and with many prominent teachers. An acceptance to the American Watercolor Society and honored as the SA Art League's Artist of the Year, as well as numerous prizes, including Best of Show gold medal in the S.A.W.G., major awards in Texas and Houston Watercolor Societies.