Rolland Harve Golden (1931 - 2019) Watercolor on paper, Signed Lower Right, Measures (144.5 x 11 inches) w/frame (21 x 17 inches) Rolland Golden describes his paintings that he does with a hard-edge watercolor technique as abstract realism. His subjects are from his native state of Louisiana, and he is especially committed to the depiction of landscapes with roads. Although Golden is in many ways a regionalist, he is not considered a sentimental painter. "Whether he paints a stretch of blacktop rising to meet the horizon, a deserted, weathered house or an imagined scene from the Civil War, Golden's work is informed by a powerful sense of history." (Dorfman) Golden has participated in over 100 shows in galleries, museums and cultural centers throughout the United States. Among the art collections housing his work is the Pushkin Museum in Moscow.

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