Louise M. Keating (Am. 1930-2022) all signed. Featuring irises, poppies and tiger lilies. Framed in metal frames, not examined out of frames. Largest frame: 20 1/2" high, 16 1/2" wide. Some toning. Light soiling to matting.Louise Keating her BFA degree from the Rhode Island School of design and began her career as a department store advertising artist in Providence, Rhode Island. She enjoyed watercolor painting of homes and landscapesbut her later works were of beautiful flowers from her garden. She completed a set of pen and ink sketches of many of the historical buildings in the area towns including and surrounding Woodbury CT. These sketches wereprinted into note cards that have been sold in Woodbury and Washington Depot for many years. Her watercolors and pen & ink sketches were exhibited in art shows including shows at the Washington Art Association. Throughthe years she had been commissioned to sketch many homes in Woodbury and surrounding towns. Her attention to detail in her work has always been respected and admired. Property from the estate of the artist.

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