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Jerry Ross (painter)
Jerry Ross (May 11, 1944, Buffalo, New York) is an American painter.
==Early Life and Work==
He was born Gerald Gross to first generation Jewish parents, Sidney and Jeanette Gross. The family moved to the suburbs (Kenmore and the town of Tonawanda, New York). An art teacher recognized his talent and recommended that he be enrolled at the Art Institute of Buffalo, which he attended from age seven until age eleven. (Neevel 2006, ''Eugene Weekly'', p. 10)
His art teacher, a Mrs. Beagleman, favored an Impressionist style of painting, and she continued as his mentor until the Art Institute closed several years later. No institution was established to replace the Art Institute, and as a result Ross had no further formal training. (Eisen 2001, ''The Torch'', p. 10). Ross's work is influenced by the Italian I Macchiaioli and ''verismo'' schools of art. He has had exhibitions in Italy, Las Vegas, and Oregon.
Ross was also an influence on his younger sister, Diane (Diane Bush), who became an artist as well, and later a fine art photographer.
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