Linda Rossera

ByKaren Posted on Updated on Art Gallery

2 album/20 artworks – This is one of those artists that so far remain a mystery. At first I found artworks from a book published in 1960, titled Rossera. The artworks are signed L.RI also found two artworks that belong to a book titled Ilona, privately published with no known date but with the name Linda Rossera on the cover. Someone mentioned Linda Rossera could have been a Dutch artist, I was unable to find out anything more. Linda Rossera ←

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