Adam Normandin is a contemporary realist painter[1] living and working in Los Angeles.[2] Generally, Normandin's paintings depict freight train cars that are sometimes covered in graffiti, in desolate settings, and are either in motion or standing idle and still.[3] As a realist painter, his detailed paintings are an accurate document of freight train cars and railways.[4]
Adam Normandin | |
|---|---|
| Born | |
| Nationality (legal) | American |
| Education | BA, Hofstra University |
| Known for | Contemporary realist painting |
Normandin's paintings are an exploration of the interconnectedness and transience of humanity.[5] His paintings were included in the 'Contemporary Realism Biennial' at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art in 2014.
Collections edit
Several of Normandin's paintings are in the collection of, and on view at, the Seven Bridges Foundation in Greenwich, CT.[6]
References edit
- ^ Guadagnoli, Leah (2014). Adam Normandin: Yard. New York: Bernarducci Meisel Gallery. ISBN 9780989612647.
- ^ "Meet Adam Normandin in Downtown". VoyageLA.com. Retrieved June 17, 2019.
- ^ Lester, David (2017). "The Train Represents Humanity". Railroad Heritage Magazine (48): 12–21.
- ^ Rose, Joshua (September 2014). "Adam Normandin: Yard". American Art Collector (107): 114–115.
- ^ Lester, David (2017). "The Train Represents Humanity". Railroad Heritage Magazine (48): 12–21.
- ^ McKenzie, Richard (2013). Seven Bridges Collection Vol. 2. Greenwich, CT: Seven Bridges Foundation.
Further reading edit
Craghead, Alexander B. (2013). "Railway Art Today". Railroad Heritage (34).