Name/Title
Woman in the Ochre Sweater at Ox-BowEntry/Object ID
2024.04.29Description
Digital reproduction of a painting by Elsa Ulbricht that belongs to the Saugatuck Woman's Club. The reproduction is printed on canvas and mounted on stretchers for display in the SDHC's museum exhibit "Then and Now" 2019-2021.
The painting depicts a model, dressed in a greenish-yellow shirt and red trousers sitting on a chaise lounge in the meadow. The Ox-Bow Inn and cottages are visible in the distance.Type of Print
Digital PrintCollection
ArtworksCataloged By
Winthers, SallyAcquisition
Accession
2024.04Acquisition Method
Found in CollectionLocation
Shelf
AC bay 02Room
Art Conservation RoomRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Saugatuck Woman's Club 1904-present, Ulbricht, Elsa 1885-1980, Ox-Bow/Summer School of ArtInterpretative Labels
Label
The Woman in the Ochre Sweater
Elsa Ulbricht (1885-1980)
Ulbricht was an important founding artist at the Summer School of Painting in Saugatuck, known today as Ox-Bow. She was school director from 1947 to 1958 and again in 1964. Painted in the Ox-Bow meadow, The Red and the Hot Dog Stand cottages and the Inn — all still standing today — are visible in the background.
Reproduction canvas. Original painting is on display at the Saugatuck Woman’s Club, 303 Butler Street, Saugatuck.
To view more local art, visit the 2nd floor gallery at the SDHC’s Old School House, 130 Center St., in nearby Douglas, Michigan.Create Date
July 7, 2024Update Date
September 2, 2024
