Rosebrook Art Center

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The Herstory of Rosebrook
Rosalind (Rose) Gallagher Schneider founded the Rosebrook Art Center
in 1995 with the full support of her husband, Attorney Dave Schneider,
and her family.

The center is housed in a historic building. The three-story brick house,
located at 221 Main Street, Florence, Kentucky, was originally owned by
the first female doctor to practice in northern Kentucky. Dr. Helene Rouse
lived in and received her patients in this home when it was built in 1926.

Now, thanks to Rose, hundreds of children and adults have enjoyed art
lessons in the same building. Also, many local artists have enjoyed
showing their work in Rosebrook's gallery and the citizens of Boone
County have benefited from the countless hours Rose donated to

Rose passed away April 29th, 2007. She is greatly missed by her family

Her legacy continues today under the directorship of Teresa Davis, Art
Therapist and former owner of The Studio--Art for the Heart, llc. in Hebron,
KY. Rose selected her based on their shared vision for the community.
The wonderful STAFF and students share in the continuation of

Rose Schneider once said,Teaching children has been a path that has led me to share
my love and knowledge of art with the present generation
and with those of the future.

Come and visit this elegant home
with its' Rookwood fireplace in the main art gallery.
Tour our pottery studio in the basement.
See the work of our students on display in the classrooms.
Visit the 3rd floor and see the paintings created by Rose

(soon to be handi-capped accessible)

Please browse our site and learn more about this precious gem, the
Rosebrook Art Center.

Art Classes for ADULTS and
CHILDREN. Learn painting,
drawing, pottery, Calligraphy, or
take a specialty workshop.
Book a Birthday party or
your Scout Troop for

Purchase limited edition prints,
many signed by the artist.
Artists include John Ruthven, Tom
Gaither, Ed Pikar, Will Moses, and

Our mission is to foster
growth, joy, and wellness
through the visual and healing arts.

(859) 371-6345rosebrookartcenter@yahoo.com