Featuring the Work of Robert Goldman
Available Artwork: Click Image to Enlarge
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Canyon Shadows
Oil on Linen
24x24
$3,200
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Capitol Reef Revisited
Oil
24x30
$4,000
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Day's End Zion
Oil
30x30
$5,000
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About Robert Goldman
Robert Goldman, born 1948 in Evanston, Ill. has been a professional artist since 1971. He showed his work in San Diego, CA for over 25 years before moving to Tucson, AZ. where he exhibited his work for 20 years until moving to Prescott, AZ in 2013. Robert's paintings are based both on plein air and studio work. Robert attended the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA where he was accepted with advanced standing and awarded a scholarship. A selected list of workshops include Ray Vinella, John Asaro, Wolf Kahn, Wayne Thiebaud, Matt Smith, Jove Wang, Phil Starke, Randall Sexton, Ray Roberts, Bill Anton, Ned Jacob. Robert has received numerous awards, and has been included in several books and publications. His work is in the permanent collection of The Grand Canyon Association and he is collected worldwide. In addition he has been an art teacher for a number of years. Recent shows include TOP 50 and TOP 100 in the 2007 Paint America National Park show, and the Oil Painters of America Western Regional show in Santa Barbara, CA. and OPA National Show in Scottsdale, AZ. First Place BOLD BRUSH AWARD, FASO Bold Brush Painting Competition.
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With Artwork By:
- Joshua Baird
- Susan D Bingham
- Christopher Blossom
- Eric Bowman
- Russell Case
- Lorenzo Chavez
- Louis Escobedo
- Bruce Everett
- Susan Gallacher
- Robert Goldman
- Colleen K. Howe
- Bernard R. Hubbard
- Kraig Kiedrowski
- Peggi Kroll-Roberts
- David Lee
- Jeremy Lipking
- Carolyn Lord
- D. LaRue Mahlke
- Dilleen Marsh
- Jim Morgan
- Charles Muench
- Tony Pro
- Ron Rencher
- Glenn Renell
- Ray Roberts
- Mian Situ
- Kate Starling
- John Stenvall
- George Strickland
- Terri Wells
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We strongly believe in the importance of preserving this historical property, and the need for sharing it with other artists. We want to ensure that future generations will understand and benefit from everything we do at the Dixon property, which is why we continue to produce the fine arts events, host artist retreats, mount major shows for important artists and host art workshops.