A series of drawings by Jeanne Bouza Rose of ancient, worked stone axes on the Island of Wyre, Orkney, Scotland.
Sometimes a destination becomes a destiny. Jeanne Bouza Rose has been creating drawings, paintings and watercolor white-line woodcuts, known as the Orkney Woodcut, for over twenty-five years in both the USA and in Orkney, Scotland. She is an artist-in-residence at the world-renowned Ness of Brodgar, Neolithic archeology site each summer. Her work is in private collections worldwide. Recently, they sold in the British Museum to support The World of Stonehenge exhibition. Jeanne maintains a gallery in Orkney and studios both there and in Woodstock, New York.
