Landauer Art

‘Floating pool’ to open in New York City river by 2025 😍💦

"In the Sun" in a silvery soft colored frame. By Ruth Landauer

Beautiful ink, watercolor paintings by Renee Rubin , identical twin sister of Ruth Landauer, my mother whom both are represented by Landauer Art. Originals & prints for sale from this series.

Happy Mother's Day to the 2nd half of Landauer Art's world of art 🧡💜

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Beautiful " In the Sun" watercolor & pastel, currently in a soft silver frame, available for purchase. Painted by Ruth Landauer. Please contact us regarding our large inventory of pieces available as prints on any medium, or our originals available.

These were not just donated, but laborously painted for this Gala, by both my mother & I; hours & hours until we completed them.

These were not just donated, but laborously painted for this Gala, by both my mother & I; hours & hours until we completed them.

How can nature be so beautiful, whether upside down or right side up??

Beautiful neutral tone painting by Ruth Landauer

Nature at its best!!!

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Such amazing architecture ‼️‼️

The Converse House built in the 1870’s in Norwich, CT, photo by

This , help us honor Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. Throughout her life, Justice O’Connor stood as a trailblazer, both as the first woman on the Supreme Court and as an advocate and caregiver for her husband John, who lived with Alzheimer's disease for nearly 20 years. In 2018, she bravely shared her own diagnosis of “dementia, probably Alzheimer’s disease,” in a letter to the American people.

Justice O'Connor worked to ensure caregivers and those living with dementia were represented and their voices were heard, even after stepping down from the court in 2005 to spend time with her husband. In 2009, she served as a member of the Alzheimer’s Study Group, whose report helped make Alzheimer’s a national priority.

Her years of work as an outspoken advocate for those living with Alzheimer's disease and other dementia continue to inspire action, advocacy and change, and her voice remains an enduring example in the fight to .