Biography

DIANE ROSEN is a New York-based artist and published writer on creativity theory and practice. She studied in Paris at l’École des Beaux-Arts on a French Government painting Fellowship, and in New York at the Art Students League and Columbia University. For her distinguished accomplishment in the pastel medium, she holds the title of Master Pastelist in the Pastel Society of America. Her multiple award-winning paintings have been exhibited widely including at the historic National Arts Club in NYC, The Butler Institute of American Art Museum, OH, and The Salmagundi Club, NYC, and have been featured in numerous publications such as Pastel Journal; American Artist Magazine; Pure Color: The Best of Pastel; Manhattan Arts; a catalog essay by poet, art critic and curator Edward Lucie-Smith; and the Deutsche Pastell Gesellschaft 2025 Spring Newsletter. Rosen's work is in collections in the US, France, England and Germany.