Shows and Exhibitions
Early in Ritz's career, selected works (oil paintings) went on display at national juried shows at Corcoran Gallery of Art and at the Smithsonian.
During her years as a Courtroom Artist, Ritz's sketches appeared in numerous publications, including the Washington Post and various Associated Press affiliates. Ritz's sketches were also used on CBS news broadcasts and other media outlets.
In 1993, Ritz donated 1,837 courtroom drawings to the UC Berkeley Bancroft Library. Guide to Rosalie Ritz's courtroom drawings 1968-1982 - Online Archive of California
In 2005, the UC Berkeley Art Museum held an exposition of Ritz's sketches.
Later that year, the California Senate followed up with an exposition of Ritz's selected works.
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