David Hahn B. 1962 Pennsylvania Farmhouse in Winter Oil on Canvas Signed Gilt Gold Frame

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David Hahn B. 1962 Farmhouse in Winter, A Pennsylvania Landscape artist with amazing talent!
A Stunningly beautiful impressionism painting with … Read more David Hahn B. 1962 Farmhouse in Winter, A Pennsylvania Landscape artist with amazing talent!
A Stunningly beautiful impressionism painting with a great composition, famed in a contemporary Arts & Crafts Gilt Gold Fame
oil on canvas signed lower left, titled to stretcher
Dimensions: 32 x 34 in. (81.3 x 86.4 cm.), Frame: 40 x 42 in. (101.6 x 106.7 cm.)
Medium: oil on canvas
Biography from Chapman Gallery

Photo of David Hahn
In David Hahn's vision a tree is not leaves and branches but a pattern of colors. He does not explore the reality of objects but sees in his subject another reality of color and form, creating an aura that redefines his subject. This is the essence of Pennsylvania Impressionism, paintings that interpret the state's grand landscape in the fleeting, transitory moment of light glimmering on the surface.

Hahn's work strives for an atmospheric harmony and symmetry that evolves from the landscape. His compositions are achieved by a balancing of color, bringing contrasting hues into areas dominated by opposing colors, thus, creating a mosaic unified by the patterns of light. The reality of trees, brooks, and waterfalls loose themselves in a visual transcendent poetry.
In his twenty years of painting, Hahn has studied other American Impressionists, Edward Redfield and his student, George Sotter, in particular, giving his style roots in the French Impressionism of the 19th Century. Many Americans, Redfield among them, studied under the French Impressionists and brought the school of thinking back to this country. The Pennsylvania Impressionism that evolved from this trans-Atlantic school has many distinctive painters, each seeking to transfer the energy of a moment's vision onto canvas.
Hahn has exhibited throughout Bucks County and has taken top awards in several of the area's juried shows, among them are the Tinicum Arts Festival, The Riverside Festival of the Arts, and the Chestnut Hill Fall for the Arts. He has, also, been the subject of three one man exhibitions at the Stover Mill Gallery in Tinicum Township. In April, Hahn was awarded Best of Show and Honorable Mention in the Doylestown Art League's 2006 47th Annual Members Juried Show. In July 2006, he was awarded Honorable Mention at the Tinicum Arts Festival. In 2007, he was awarded the George Christian Award in the Doylestown Art League's Juried Exhibition, 4th prize in the Lititz Juried Art Show and 2nd prize in the Tinicum Arts Festival. In September 2007, Hahn participated in the 78th Juried Art Exhibition at Phillips Mill. See less