Large scale painting titled, "Red Sea, Two Moons" by Canadian abstract painter Sasha Rogers (Canadian, b. 1969), 1993. Exhibition label with title, artist and date on verso. Acrylic on canvas; 26.75"H x 48.25"W. Sasha Rogers received her Masters of Painting in 1987 and was a painting instructor for twelve years. She has been primarily focused on solo exhibits and international art fairs and is in numerous private collections in Canada, the USA and Europe. Rogers' works has been influenced by the work of William Turner, Mark Rothko, Agnes Martin, Antoni Tapies, and her father Otto Rogers. What collectively draws her to these great artists is their dedication to evocative metaphors rather than literal descriptions. She states, "They invite rather than prescribe."