Warner Friedman "The Dock Of The Bay", Acrylic on canvas, 48” x 68”, SOLD
Warner Friedman "10:30", Acrylic on canvas, 47” x 41”
Warner Friedman, "Hay Bales - Mount Everett", Oil on canvas, 66 x 108
Warner Friedman "Corner View", Acrylic on canvas, 47” x 24”
Warner Friedman "Arundel", Acrylic on canvas, 80” x 30”
Warner Friedman "Rural Geometry", Acrylic on canvas, 33” x 44”
Warner Friedman "The Bridge", Acrylic on canvas, 90” x 66”
Warner Friedman, "Sunlight for EK." Acrylic on canvas, 109" x 102"
Warner Friedman, "Open Ended Cube VII," Acrylic on canvas, 78" x 78"
Warner Friedman, "Young Love," Acrylic on canvas, 90" x 84"
Warner Friedman, "Between the Lakes," Acrylic on canvas, 44" x 158"
Warner Friedman, "Red Gate," Acrylic on canvas, 52" x 120"
Warner Friedman, "Blue on Blue" Acrylic on canvas, 44" x 79"
Warner Friedman, "Safe Harbor", Acrylic on canvas, 96" x 56"
Warner Friedman, "The Red Rug", Acrylic on canvas, 75" x 42"
Warner Friedman, "Summertime", Acrylic on canvas, 57" x 76"
Warner Friedman, "Eastern Shore", Acrylic on canvas, 40" x 52", SOLD
Warner Friedman, "Shadow Lines For PM", Aquatint, 29" x 22"
Warner Friedman, "Woodgrain Block", Acrylic on board,
Warner Friedman, "Les Ormes De Pez", Acrylic on board,
Warner Friedman, "Woodblock", Acrylic on board, 20" x 16"
Warner Friedman, "Spruce", Acrylic on board,
Warner Friedman, "Armagnac Box", Acrylic on board, 16" x 20"
Warner Friedman is an American contemporary landscape artist who uses shaped canvases to display vivid scenes set behind an architectural structure such as a fence, a gate, a bridge, a window or a door. Friedman makes his paintings so realistic by building models and photographing the natural light falling on the scene. The unique characteristic of each of these paintings is the presence of a horizontal line at eye level.
Friedman was born in the Bronx, NY, and spent his early career studying engineering. These skills can be seen in the mechanical drawings that he prepares before starting to paint. He completed his studies at the Cooper Union art school, and then began his career as a painter in New York City. Later in his career, he moved to Sheffield, MA in the heart of the Berkshires and was inspired by the surrounding landscape. His seascapes scenes mostly come from Florida and Maine, where the painter visits family and friends.
Warner has won many awards including a Pollock Krasner and a Mass Cultural Council, and he is included in many prestigious collections.