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RICHARD SCHMID
Private Collection Listings
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Citations for published and exhibited works can be found in the downloadable price list.
All dimensions are listed in inches.
APACHE TRAIL
1988
oil on canvas
18 x 24 unframed
27 x 33 framed
Published and exhibited
Apache Trail was painted en plein air in the Tonto National Forest, Arizona, in 1988. This oil painting is a stunning example of dry brush and turpentine wash techniques.
CITATIONS
Price Tower Exhibition. July 2021, Price Tower Arts Center, Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
Alla Prima - Everything I Know About Painting by Richard Schmid (1998). Stove Prairie Press, p. 13.
The Landscapes Enhanced Edition by Richard Schmid (2017). Stove Prairie Press, pp. 126 -127.
oil on canvas
18 x 24 unframed
27 x 33 framed
Published and exhibited
Apache Trail was painted en plein air in the Tonto National Forest, Arizona, in 1988. This oil painting is a stunning example of dry brush and turpentine wash techniques.
CITATIONS
Price Tower Exhibition. July 2021, Price Tower Arts Center, Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
Alla Prima - Everything I Know About Painting by Richard Schmid (1998). Stove Prairie Press, p. 13.
The Landscapes Enhanced Edition by Richard Schmid (2017). Stove Prairie Press, pp. 126 -127.
BENGAL TIGER
1970
oil on panel
8 x 12 unframed
14 x 18 framed
Richard produced a small handful of tiger and lion studies during the 1970's. He would visit the big cat exhibits in various New York City zoos for inspiration.
oil on panel
8 x 12 unframed
14 x 18 framed
Richard produced a small handful of tiger and lion studies during the 1970's. He would visit the big cat exhibits in various New York City zoos for inspiration.
SEATED FIGURE WITH PINK VEST
1974
oil on canvas
12 x 16 unframed
18 x 22 framed
oil on canvas
12 x 16 unframed
18 x 22 framed
WINTER SKETCH
1974
oil on panel
8 x 12 unframed
14 x 18 framed
oil on panel
8 x 12 unframed
14 x 18 framed
AZALEAS
1967
oil on canvas
30 x 40 unframed
41 x 51 framed
Published and exhibited
AZALEAS, a rich, impasto painting was produced from life in Schmid's Connecticut studio. He paid homage to his mother, Hazel Schmid by featuring a single crystal cordial from her formal dinning set.
CITATION
Richard Schmid: A Retrospective (2003). The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio.
Also appears in show catalogue p. 9.
oil on canvas
30 x 40 unframed
41 x 51 framed
Published and exhibited
AZALEAS, a rich, impasto painting was produced from life in Schmid's Connecticut studio. He paid homage to his mother, Hazel Schmid by featuring a single crystal cordial from her formal dinning set.
CITATION
Richard Schmid: A Retrospective (2003). The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio.
Also appears in show catalogue p. 9.
SYCAMORE
1971
oil on canvas
24 x 35 unframed
36 x 48 framed
Published and exhibited
"Whenever I came upon this scene, I was captivated by the dance these two trees seemed to be doing together." ~ Richard Schmid, THE LANDSCAPES
Richard had a particular affinity for painting the Connecticut landscape partly because of the lack of industry in bedroom communities such as Gaylordsville, where he painted this landscape en plein air. Featured in several of his books, Richard writes extensively about the process of painting this scene in his first landscape book, Richard Schmid Paints Landscapes.
CITATIONS
Richard Schmid: A Retrospective (2003). The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio.
Also appears in show catalogue p. 12.
Richard Schmid Paints Landscapes by Richard Schmid (1975). Watson-Guptill, p. 50.
The Landscapes by Richard Schmid (2009). Stove Prairie Press, p. 63.
The Landscapes Enhanced Edition by Richard Schmid (2017). Stove Prairie Press, p. 63.
oil on canvas
24 x 35 unframed
36 x 48 framed
Published and exhibited
"Whenever I came upon this scene, I was captivated by the dance these two trees seemed to be doing together." ~ Richard Schmid, THE LANDSCAPES
Richard had a particular affinity for painting the Connecticut landscape partly because of the lack of industry in bedroom communities such as Gaylordsville, where he painted this landscape en plein air. Featured in several of his books, Richard writes extensively about the process of painting this scene in his first landscape book, Richard Schmid Paints Landscapes.
CITATIONS
Richard Schmid: A Retrospective (2003). The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio.
Also appears in show catalogue p. 12.
Richard Schmid Paints Landscapes by Richard Schmid (1975). Watson-Guptill, p. 50.
The Landscapes by Richard Schmid (2009). Stove Prairie Press, p. 63.
The Landscapes Enhanced Edition by Richard Schmid (2017). Stove Prairie Press, p. 63.
JAN AND BETTINA
1965
oil on canvas
40 x 30 unframed
49 x 39 framed
Published and exhibited
*Includes apron framed under glass
oil on canvas
40 x 30 unframed
49 x 39 framed
Published and exhibited
*Includes apron framed under glass
JAN SCHMID'S APRON
Accompanies the painting
JAN AND BETTINA
26½ x 26½ framed under glass
The apron worn by Jan Schmid was gifted to her oldest daughter, Bettina.
JAN AND BETTINA
26½ x 26½ framed under glass
The apron worn by Jan Schmid was gifted to her oldest daughter, Bettina.
MR JINX
1963
oil on canvas
30 x 40 unframed
48½ x 38 framed
Published
oil on canvas
30 x 40 unframed
48½ x 38 framed
Published
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