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Rachel's Palette
Five decades of paintingrooted in storyand myth.
The Sandra Wittow Collection
Narrative oil paintings on hand-stretched linen, documented and stewarded for collectors who care about provenance.
The Estate Collection
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Sandra Wittow
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Every work comes with full provenance documentation, a family attestation letter, and a signed certificate of authenticity.
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Estate Artist
Sandra Wittow
1935 – 2011 · Denver, Colorado
First exhibitionDenver Art Museum solo show
RetrospectiveMizel Arts & Culture Center, JCC
PublishedThicker Than Paint: A Lifework (2013)
Public collectionsColorado Art in Public Places (10 works)
Featured estate artist
“I work from the place where private experience becomes universal.”
Sandra Wittow (1935–2011) was the first woman to have a solo exhibition at the Denver Art Museum. Working on hand-stretched, hand-sized linen canvas, she described herself as a “narrative, metaphoric and figure artist.”
Her paintings drew equally on fairy tale, biblical narrative, and personal mythology — a figure that is both no one and everyone. Her estate works are available here with full provenance, family attestation, and signed certificates.
“A narrative, metaphoric and figure artist — working from the place where private experience becomes universal.”
Sandra Wittow, 1935 – 2011From the Journal
