| John Phillip Osborne |
John Phillip Osborne is a dedicated painter-teacher of the principles of
light which illuminate all fine paintings. He is a senior instructor at the
Ridgewood Art Institute and teaches landscape, seascape, still life and
portraiture to young people and adults, indoors and outdoors year
round. Under his guidance, high school and college students are
pursuing careers in the fine arts. His teaching and painting philosophy
which reflects over thirty years experience is featured in American Artist
and Palette Talk magazine cover articles.
Mr. Osborne received the first American Artists Achievement Award for
Teacher of Oil Painting. As a result of his ongoing independent
landscape studies, his paintings convey the direct study of nature in all
its mysterious moods. His paintings have been commended with many
Best in Show awards including the Hudson Valley Art Association's Gold
Medal of Honor and numerous Best Light and Atmospheric Effect
awards. Mr. Osborne is a recipient of the Hudson Valley Art
Association's highest honor: Artist in Special Tribute. In addition, his
principal painting instructors were Alban Albert and Arthur Maynard, who
became the major influence in his philosophical approach to painting.
His paintings are exhibited internationally at the American embassies in
Europe, Africa, Asia and South America. Nationally, he is represented by
galleries from the east coast to the west. He is a cum laude graduate of
Pratt Institute in New York.
light which illuminate all fine paintings. He is a senior instructor at the
Ridgewood Art Institute and teaches landscape, seascape, still life and
portraiture to young people and adults, indoors and outdoors year
round. Under his guidance, high school and college students are
pursuing careers in the fine arts. His teaching and painting philosophy
which reflects over thirty years experience is featured in American Artist
and Palette Talk magazine cover articles.
Mr. Osborne received the first American Artists Achievement Award for
Teacher of Oil Painting. As a result of his ongoing independent
landscape studies, his paintings convey the direct study of nature in all
its mysterious moods. His paintings have been commended with many
Best in Show awards including the Hudson Valley Art Association's Gold
Medal of Honor and numerous Best Light and Atmospheric Effect
awards. Mr. Osborne is a recipient of the Hudson Valley Art
Association's highest honor: Artist in Special Tribute. In addition, his
principal painting instructors were Alban Albert and Arthur Maynard, who
became the major influence in his philosophical approach to painting.
His paintings are exhibited internationally at the American embassies in
Europe, Africa, Asia and South America. Nationally, he is represented by
galleries from the east coast to the west. He is a cum laude graduate of
Pratt Institute in New York.
| John Phillip Osborne teaches Oil Painting- Landscape, Seascape, Still Life & Portrait for adults on Wednesday and Thursday daytime from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm; and evenings from 7:30 pm until 9:30 pm. He also teaches Oil Painting for Young People & Teenagers- Landscape, Seascape, Still Life & Portrait on Thursday afternoons from 3:30 pm until 5:30 pm. Mr. Osborne can be contacted at (973) 962-4698. |
| MISTY AUTUMN DAY*BY JOHN PHILLIP OSBORNE*OIL* 36 X 40 INCHES |
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