"SENTINEL" ORIGINAL PAINTING BY RAYMOND NORDWALL (PAWNEE/CHEROKEE/OJIBWE)
$3,000.00
SKU
831212548
"SENTINEL" ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING BY RAYMOND NORDWALL (PAWNEE/CHEROKEE/OJIBWE)
Raymond Nordwall was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma in 1965. He is Pawnee, Cherokee and Ojibwe. Raymond studied art with artists Johnny Tiger Jr., Dick West, Adam Fortunage Eagle and Frank Howell. He attended Oklahoma State University , Bacone College and the Institute of American Indian Arts.
Raymond began showing his artwork in galleries at the age of twelve. While he was young he emulated the Oklahoma "traditional" style of painting. After moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico, he studied the European masters' work which greatly impacted a new approach to his painting style. His style has also been influenced by impressionism, cubism, Japanese woodblock prints, Chinese masters and pop art. He has worked with several different painting mediums including oil, acrylic, mixed media, monotypes (an oil based printing process), watercolor and etchings.
"I've discovered that working in different mediums allows my process to evolve, grow and change. Each medium requires a different approach and focus which expands creativity and technique. Through my artwork, I want to inspire people to learn more about the Native American cultures and their appreciation of life and nature. When I'm in a beautiful place, I can't help but think about the Creator, and I'm grateful for what He has given to us".
Measurements: 24" x 12" x 1 1/2"
With picture wire for hanging.
Raymond Nordwall was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma in 1965. He is Pawnee, Cherokee and Ojibwe. Raymond studied art with artists Johnny Tiger Jr., Dick West, Adam Fortunage Eagle and Frank Howell. He attended Oklahoma State University , Bacone College and the Institute of American Indian Arts.
Raymond began showing his artwork in galleries at the age of twelve. While he was young he emulated the Oklahoma "traditional" style of painting. After moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico, he studied the European masters' work which greatly impacted a new approach to his painting style. His style has also been influenced by impressionism, cubism, Japanese woodblock prints, Chinese masters and pop art. He has worked with several different painting mediums including oil, acrylic, mixed media, monotypes (an oil based printing process), watercolor and etchings.
"I've discovered that working in different mediums allows my process to evolve, grow and change. Each medium requires a different approach and focus which expands creativity and technique. Through my artwork, I want to inspire people to learn more about the Native American cultures and their appreciation of life and nature. When I'm in a beautiful place, I can't help but think about the Creator, and I'm grateful for what He has given to us".
Measurements: 24" x 12" x 1 1/2"
With picture wire for hanging.