Framed Paul Anderson Wall Art

Paul Anderson is an American painter who uses representative artistic style in creating his work. But that transforms into a completely new style as he injects color, tone, shapes, composition, and design, to ensure that his creative works capture his thoughts properly. His passion for art pushed him to study art at The School of Visual Arts in New York City from where he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. After completing his studies at the college, he continued painting and studying while at the same time learning under John Philip Osbourne in New Jersey at The Ridgewood Art Institute. Anderson’s art is characterized with a conspicuous use of brushwork, effects of light and shadows, and tones. It’s all these elements that he captures that have made his art quite expressive. Even as he works and defines his unique artistic style, he acknowledges having been influenced by a host of artistic figures such as Wolf Kahn and Richard Mayhew. A number of his contemporary works have roped in the unique color composition of Rothko and the dramatic expression of landscapes as influenced by Gustav Klimt's expressive landscapes that reminisce of contemporary and intensely colored scenes. Anderson has improved his work over the years and has been a key figure in the development of works that reflect maturity of different artistic techniques. His art are displayed in galleries and have been featured in both juried and non-juried shows and national and regional competitions. Paul Anderson framed art pieces can be bought from a number of diverse galleries and have been used by art lovers for home interior decoration among other uses.