the artist is "Rosemond"  they were drawings of female subjects.  not oil 
paintings.  not expensive.  I had a popular one in the late 1970's ...and
have not seen one since.  I am looking to replace my destroyed one.

Hello mailady,

The artist was named Christine Rosamond.  (If you search for Christine
Rosemond, with an "e" rather than an "a" in the last name, you'll find
some results; but the correct spelling is with an "a".)  There is a
gallery devoted to her works, as well as other information about her
and other places where you can view or purchase her works.

Rosamond Gallery
http://www.rosamond.com

"Art - Items found for rosamond - Located In: Any country"
eBay
http://search-desc.ebay.com/ws/search/SaleSearch?exclude=&sotextsearched=2&ebaytag1code_tmp=0&salocatedincountry=-15&ebaytag1_tmp=ebayctry&ht=1&sosortproperty=1&satitle=rosamond&from=R6&sorecordsperpage=50&sacategory=550&catref=C1

'Searched the web for "christine rosamond"'
Google
://www.google.com/search?q=%22christine+rosamond%22&num=30&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=off&filter=0

If you look through the Google and eBay results -- or results on other
search engines -- you might find the print you want.  (You can also
try searches for "rosamond christine", in addition to "christine
rosamond".)  At the least, you can find contact information for places
that sell other Rosamond prints or artworks and that might know about
the one you want.

- justaskscott


Search terms used on Google and eBay:

rosemond
prints
"christine rosemond"
"christine rosamond"
"rosamond christine"
"rosemond christine"

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Clarification of Answer by justaskscott-ga on 21 Dec 2003 14:17 PST

I forgot to list one search term:

rosamond