Madam Green by Ruth Ellen Hoag, Acrylic on Paper warm Slowly she began making paper

Slowly she began making paper collages and then moved on again

an art collective affiliated with the Jen Tough Gallery

The roots of her constructions reach much further back into arcane ideologies that have infiltrated—and been assimilated into--modern art’s more spiritually receptive realms

Milou painting  of  Pope Francis

This play with plasticity

Madam Green by Ruth Ellen Hoag, Acrylic on Paper warm Slowly she began making paper30 x 22 Original Artwork Acrylic on Arches 140lb Paper on Board (Box Frame) Ruth Ellen Hoag earned her degree at Manhattan School of Music with French horn major. After a long standing career in music, she turned her attention to art with award winning paintings exhibited in galleries in New York, California, Florida, Colorado and elsewhere. She made her foray into public art in 2017 with two large murals commissioned by Santa Barbara Beautiful.