J Nordmann Impressionist Painting of Man & Woman strolling in Horse Buggy Signed

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J Nordmann Impressionist Painting of Man & Woman strolling in Horse Buggy Signed:
$2499.99

Very nice Serene Stroll in Horse and Buggy by Lake Scene Large Oil Painting By Joseph Nordmann.

Vintage Oil on Canvas Impasto Impressionist Painting of Man and Woman strolling on Horse Buggy, Signed J Nordmann. It has the Artist name on the bottom of the backing of the painting. Also there is some numbers. Not sure what they all mean? See bottom pics to see that. This Painting is very Large. The Painting comes framed on a very Ornate Wood frame. It does have some scuff marks. And needs to be slightly cleaned. Painting itself measures 36\" X 24.5\". The frame measures 44.5\" X 32.5\". The Art is in good condition. It does have a ding in the top right side. See picture shown in the back. Since the Painting has thick brush strokes, you can not see it from the front. The Artist signature is on the bottom left side. Shipping is high because of size. Free local pickup welcomed. Please email me prior to making arrangements for pickup. I am willing to go up to50 miles radius to deliver FOR FREE. Note: this piece was previously listed by mistake at a lower price. It is not our intend to mislead, we just missed a digit on the price.

Joseph Nordmann

Joseph B. Nordmann was born inDecatur, Illinois in 1922, moving later with his parents to Ohio. His early interests were drawing, playing musical instruments and science. Science won out and he attended Bowling Green State University, obtaining a B.S. degree in chemistry. Following this, he obtained a Master’s Degree in Organic Chemistry from the University ofSouthern California. Since 1943, California has been his home. He owned and operated the first Environmental analytical laboratories in California. During WWII, he was employed as a chemist in defense related jobs. Nordmann was nationally honored for teaching and is the author of college chemistry texts as well as articles on art.

He began oil painting as a hobby in 1949 with private lessons from California impressionist Paul Conner, a great plein-air painter. Later, he studied with the renowned artist Nicolai Fechin and still later with Charles Movalli, Edward N. Ward and Van Waldron. After retiring from chemistry teaching in 1978, he became a full time artist. In 1984 he moved to the Monterey Peninsula where he continues his painting career. He has taught painting, conducted outdoor workshops and performed numerous painting demonstrations. Most of Nordmann’s work is done out of doors. He is noted for his impressionistic rendering of buildings and his fine renderings of the California landscape.

THE MASTERWORKS
The Masterworks is a collection highlighting the very best from Joseph Nordmann\'s illustrious career. Accumulated over a 30 year span, the essence of Mr. Nordmann\'s abilities, emotions and sensitivities come through in each and every one of these fine paintings. Mr. Nordmann traveled extensively finding great locations and subject matter, finding the beauty of wherever he went and whatever he saw. In addition Mr. Nordmann captured his own backyard, the Monterey Peninsula, in a grand manner.

A SAMPLE OF PRICE THAT HIS ART ARE SELLING FOR:

996 Green Bay Rd. Winnetka, IL 60093
847-441-7999

\"Out of Mission Ranch\"
Nordmann, Joseph B.b. 1922

oil on panel, 20 x 24 ins., ca. 1994$4,900
Joseph B. Nordmann was born in Decatur, Illinois in 1922, moving later with his parents to Ohio. His early interests were drawing, playing musical instruments and science. Science won out, and he attended Bowling Green State University, obtaining a B. S. degree in chemistry. Following this, he obtained a masters degree in organic chemistry from the University of Southern California. Since 1943, California has been his home. As a professor he wrote chemistry texts and won the Manufacturing Chemists Association National Medal for excellence in chemistry teaching. Simultaneously, he owned and operated the first Environmental analytical laboratories in California, in Van Nuys. During WW ll, he was employed as a chemist in defense related jobs. He began oil painting as a hobby in 1949 with private lessons from California Impressionist painter Paul Conner. Later, he studied with the renowned artist Nicolai Fechin and still later with Charles Movalli, Edward N. Ward and Van Waldron. After retiring from chemistry teaching in 1978, he became a full-time artist and writer. In 1984 he moved to the Monterey Peninsula where he continues his painting career. He has taught art in adult school and given workshops and numerous painting demonstrations to art groups. He is particularly noted for his impressionistic rendering of buildings. He has had one man exhibitions at the Carmel Art Association where he is an artist member.