Provenance

“Resilient Ram” by Catherine Twomey has been selected as a winner in the VAA Art100 International Exhibition. The Visual Artists Association, London curated approximately 1000 entries to 100 finalists, including this piece. Part of the "Tar Heel" Exhibition at the Upmarket Gallery in Asheville, through June 2025. Reflective of the strength and resiliency of Asheville following Hurricane Helene in September, 2025.Part of the juried "Tar Heel" Exhibition at the Upmarket Gallery in Asheville.

The ram symbol is associated with a multitude of meanings, often representing strength, courage, and vitality. It's also linked to leadership, determination, and even fertility. The ram's horns, in particular, are often seen as a symbol of power and aggression.

$2640.00 (Shipping and taxes included at checkout)

Size including varnished birchwood 2” frame: 22” X 30"

This original, handcrafted, one-of-a-kind original piece of art from Catherine Twomey is made of pigments on Aquabord, known as a Contemporary Fresco. A certificate of authenticity is included with each piece.

Features:

• Hand signed and dated.

• No frame or glass necessary. Painting is on a 2” thick varnished birchwood frame.

• Varnished archivally to protect from UV light and damage

• Ready to hang

PALETTE COLORS

Blue, green, yellow, brown, white, orange, pink

MEDIUM

QOR watercolor pigments, Aquabord, archival varnish

OWNERSHIP RIGHTS:

The artist (Catherine Twomey LLC) retains all copyright and ownership rights of this work as well as this website’s content. Sale of the artwork does not grant the buyer any rights to reproduce, modify, or use the image for commercial purposes without written consent.