Robert Warren (born 1949) is an American professional artist and art instructor. A student of
William Alexander, he helped further develop and adapt Alexander's
wet-on-wet
Wet-on-wet, or ''alla prima'' (Italian, meaning ''at first attempt''), direct painting or au premier coup, is a painting technique in which layers of wet paint are applied to previously administered layers of wet paint. Used mostly in oil paint ...
style of painting and teaching.
Robert Warren has produced more than 200 instructional programs in oil painting including ''
The Art of William Alexander & Robert Warren'',
on
PBS
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, and ''
Robert Warren's Art Loft'', on the
Nostalgia Network and on other networks worldwide. His subject matter encompasses several areas of interest such as landscapes, still life, and portraiture. Robert teaches people all over the United States to paint by holding art workshops.
Robert Warren opened his current studio, Robert Warren's Art Loft, in
Canal Winchester,
Ohio
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, in 1986. His studio, The Art Loft is located at 75 North High Street in Canal Winchester, Ohio. This restored 1874 Grange Hall houses and displays many of Robert Warren's original paintings, as well as paintings and sculptures by other well-known artists. From landscapes to classic portraits, Robert teaches seminars and classes worldwide from beginning through advanced levels.
References
External links
Robert Warren's Art Loft*
The Art of Bill Alexander & Robert WarrenMSN Episode Guide to ''The Art of Bill Alexander & Robert Warren
1949 births
Living people
People from Canal Winchester, Ohio
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