Late 20th Century James Talmadge "People on the Street" One of a Kind Original Framed & Matted Acrylic Painting Excellent Painting and Matting

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Excellent Condition Painting
with Very Good condition Frame

James Talmadge
"People on the Street"
One of a Kind Original
Framed … Read more Excellent Condition Painting
with Very Good condition Frame

James Talmadge
"People on the Street"
One of a Kind Original
Framed & Matted
Acrylic Painting

Ready to Display

framed size is approximately 42" W x 29 1/2" H
image size is approximately 32" H x 19 1/2" H


Please Read ! This wonderful painting from renowned artist James Talmadge is in excellent condition and the frame is in very good condition with modest to moderate signs of handling and wear ~ ~ please see photos for condition details ~ tracking number included with all shipments ~ All items are from a smoke free environment. We ship orders every day, and same day when possible. Your complete satisfaction is our goal!

About the Artist:

The studio of James Talmadge is filled with canvases in varying states of readiness. Evident is the artist's enthusiasm for a story well told. Each canvas appears as both a piece of an intricate puzzle as well as a stepping stone to his next work of art.

From the time Talmadge was old enough to hold a crayon, he says he knew he wanted to be an artist. Now in his late 40s, everything he's done creatively and professionally since childhood has been directed toward that goal.

At the age of 14, Talmadge was given his first one man exhibition at the Brand Art and Music Center in Southern California. Shortly thereafter, he was awarded a scholarship to the Los Angeles based Art Center School of Design -- an award presented to one student per year.

Continuing his studies at California State University, Northridge, Talmadge met Professor Harold Schwarm. He credits Schwarm with having taught him "the importance of a brush stroke." The professor's guidance and style would lend a classic influence to Talmadge's truly contemporary experience, opening his eyes to the possibility of not merely capturing, but interpreting what he saw.

A glimpse of Talmadge's life experience growing up in Southern California is documented on his canvas. The artist captures the familiar, mixing a touch of romance in images such as the old women gossiping on a park bench remembering days gone by, kaleidoscopic colors rocketing through downtown freeways at rush hour, and glowing street lamps on a peaceful autumn eve illuminating a Santa Monica park at sunset.

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