Our Dear Friend Ed Ryden
Ed died on Oct 23, 2013
He was born in Colorado Dec. 13,1922
Married Jean Halpert 1947
BFA in Colorado 1949
MFA at California College of Arts & Crafts (CCAC).
Ed and Jean became a part of the Potereo Hill Artist scene
in the 1960's when they built their home on Kansas st.
Ed and Jean moved to Israel in 1985 returning to the states
in 2002 when Jean's health began to deteriorate.
They settled in Santa Rosa near to The Annex, a printmakers gallery
where he has had his work shown for years.
Jean died in 2007.
Ed created a huge art studio where he taught printmaking,
exhibited his art in numerous shows around the Bay Area
and participated in the Open Studios of Santa Rosa.
He was born in Colorado Dec. 13,1922
Married Jean Halpert 1947
BFA in Colorado 1949
MFA at California College of Arts & Crafts (CCAC).
Ed and Jean became a part of the Potereo Hill Artist scene
in the 1960's when they built their home on Kansas st.
Ed and Jean moved to Israel in 1985 returning to the states
in 2002 when Jean's health began to deteriorate.
They settled in Santa Rosa near to The Annex, a printmakers gallery
where he has had his work shown for years.
Jean died in 2007.
Ed created a huge art studio where he taught printmaking,
exhibited his art in numerous shows around the Bay Area
and participated in the Open Studios of Santa Rosa.
This is a wood cut of the house Ed and his wife Jean Halpren built on Potereo Hill It was demolished several years ago Ed sent this holiday poem to my family (Bob is my father) The house on the front You may recognize- What troubled me most was The state of the skies- I couldn't decide what weather to show- It's so confusing in S.F., you know- So that's why you see on one side the sun and away to the right are clouds on the run As for perils of building and all the rest That's one thing, I'm sure, to which Bob will attest- Best wishes for pleasant Holidays- Ed and Jean |
Here we are at my mother's memorial in 2009 Steve Parun, a master printmaker as well, is sitting in front of myself, Ed and Larry Steve and Ed met at CCAC many years ago |
Ed signs a loving memory of Mom |
We will miss your bright smile Ed |
To see more of Ed's work on-line check:
http://www.annexgalleries.com
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