Attributed to Susan Moss, American, born 1944, mixed media painting on paper depicting an Expressionist still life with flowers. Signed on the backside. Framed. Susan Moss was born in Chicago, Illinois and graduated from the University of Nevada with Honors in Art and Psychology. After teaching Art at Cerro Cosa College, she entered the Otis Art Institute in the field of Painting and Printmaking for three years. Moss established her own Art Studio in 1971 and began showing her large spray paintings in 1973 at Gallery 707 on La Cienega and a group show at the Brand Library Art Center with Martha Alf, Gloria Kisch, Gwen Murrell, Diana Hobson, and Virginia Gray, establishing life-long friendships with these women artists. Mosss first exhibition in New York took place in 1977 at the David Findlay Gallery on Madison Avenue. The show of early Rhoplex paintings and early Earthslide drawings sold out. That year she also had a show of 30 crayon drawings at Albright-Knox Gallery in Buffalo, New York. Moss switched her painting medium to oil in 1980 but continued her Earthslide drawings. Moss has now 50 painting years under her belt, her Collectors now numer over 500, including five Museums: LACMA, Skirball, Laguna Art Museum, Buck Collection of California Art at UC Irvine, and the Lilley Museum at the University of Nevada. Recent shows include galleries in Florida and Tuscany, Italy. One of a kind artwork.