Gary Louis Rosenbaum: Madame Montana

acrylic on unstretched canvas
approximately 70” x 70”

Madame Montana is painted in the style and mode of the sideshow banners of the 1930’s through 1950’s era. It’s a real banner and hangs loose by the metal grommets. Although the colors are bright, it has the appearance of having faded somewhat, revealing the brushstrokes.

She has a western theme, from her name to her tarot cards, bearing symbols of the American nomads who came before her. Keep your eye on the crystal ball and your hand on your pocketbook.


		Madame Montana
	acrylic on unstretched canvas approximately 70” x 70” Madame Montana is painted in the style and mode of the sideshow banners of the 1930’s through 1950’s era. It’s a real banner and hangs loose by the metal grommets. Although the colors are bright, it has the appearance of having faded somewhat, revealing the brushstrokes. She has a western theme, from her name to her tarot cards, bearing symbols of the American nomads who came before her. Keep your eye on the crystal ball and your hand on your pocketbook.