The Art of Virginia Rosinger

Discover a World of Wonder

In 1940 as a teenager, Virginia Rosinger submitted a portrait of her brother to a contest and won a full scholarship to the art school of the High Museum in Atlanta. Afterwards she worked as a fashion artist for two Atlanta department stores. But her enduring passion was illustrating stories, particularly for children, and over the next 20 years she produced hundreds of paintings, sketches, and cartoons inspired by her love of nature, enchantment, and childhood wonder.

Paintings by Virginia Rosinger

Wild Girls by Virginia Rosinger. There is a place where girls run free and never have to grow up. Order print here.

Witchy by Virginia Rosinger. They say she’s a witch, but maybe she’s just a little odd. Order print here.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Virginia Rosinger. A woman may dream strange things in a magical forest. Order print here.

Fireflies by Virginia Rosinger. Can a child catch a star in a bottle? Order print here.

In My Darkest Hour by Virginia Rosinger. In my darkest hour I can count on you. Order print here. Order print here.

Forest at Dawn by Virginia Rosinger. You are my sunshine. Order print here.

Friendly Fox by Virginia Rosinger. The fox was friendly and meant us no harm. Order print here.

Prairie Dog by Virginia Rosinger. A prairie fog greets the new day. Order print here.

Umbrella by Virginia Rosinger. A little bit of rain won’t stop me. Order print here.

Outskirts by Virginia Rosinger. A possum and fox look on as a city encroaches on their habitat. Order print here.

The Littlest Witch by Virginia Rosinger. What happened to all the other little kids? Order print here.

Littlest Witch and Spaceman Virginia Rosinger. Sometimes even a witch gets scared. Order print here.

Thunderstorm by Virginia Rosinger. Just time to pick one flower before the rain comes down. Order print here.

Eve by Virginia Rosinger. I spied a red, red apple and handed it to thee. Order print here.

Peter Piper Pumpkin Eater by Virginia Rosinger. The marriage proposal comes with a beautiful home. Order print here.

The Girl in the Tree by Virginia Roisinger. The forest is the only home she’s known. Order print here.