Norma B. Flanagan (American, 20th Century) oil painting titled "Low Tide" features a modern expressionistic rendering of a rocky New England seascape. Signed lower right hand corner. Flannagan was described in the 1990s by the NY Times as an artist whose work "transcends genres" and "deserves serious attention." A resident of Greenwich, Connecticut, Flanagan was a member of a variety of artist societies, including the Silvermine Guild of Artists, the Stone Sculpture Society of NY, the National Association of Women Artists, and the New York Society of Women Artists. Flanagan is known primarily for her jewelry designs and sculptures creative from stone, metals and wood. Flanagan's works were exhibited in one-person shows as well as group exhibitions in New York and Connecticut including the Silvermine Guild Gallery of New Canaan, Pindar Gallery of New York, Bell Gallery of Greenwich, Saugatuck Gallery of Westport, Mari Galleries of Westchester, the University of Connecticut, Bridgeport Museum of Science and Industry, Richardson-Vicks Corp, Pitney Bowes Corp., Lincoln Center, American Standard Gallery, New York Society Women Artists, Elaine Benson Gallery, Kohn Pedersen Gallery. Dimensions: 14.25 inches high by 18 inches wide with frame. Condition: Frame has abrasions and loss.