Connie Saddlemire first began “making art” while living in Taiwan, as a child, during the mid-1950’s. She also visited Japan during that time and soon afterward moved to New Mexico. The visual impressions from these locations were revealed in Saddlemire’s aesthetic sensibility as she became an artist, during the late 1960’s and 1970’s, while living in Upstate New York and Massachusetts. Frequent visits to the galleries and museums of New York City, throughout her adult years, have continued to be an influence on her work, as well.
Pine Grosbeak
Mono Print
Simplicity Goes Baroque
Mono Print
Southern Utah Road Trip
Mono Print
They Found Each Other
Mono Print
Welcome to Edge City
Mono Print
Wisdom Within the Blues
Mono Print
Beauty of the Strange
Mono Print
Diamond in a Square
Mono Print
Shade Scully 1, Turquoise
34×34
Sophisticated Haystack
40×41.5