Ann Roeyer
Ann Royer is a renowned painter and sculptor from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Born in Sioux City, Iowa, in 1933, she began her artistic journey at the Sioux City Art Center shortly after its opening in 1938. Royer's artistic style is characterized by abstract nudes and horses, and she has been recognized for her multidisciplinary approach to art. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, with permanent collections across the U.S. in homes and corporations. Royer's sculptures, including "Pas De Deux" and "Between Friends," are large bronze public sculptures located in downtown Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Her artistic influences include traditional Japanese art and aesthetics, and she has been inspired by events such as the 1975 Chinese Art Exposition. Royer's dedication to her craft and her ability to create art that resonates with diverse audiences have made her a significant figure in the art world.
