PHIL SANDUSKY

Plein Air Impressionist Landscape Painter and Figure Painter

These are my original plein air paintings I’ve done in and around my home town of Jacksonville FL. All are done in oil. Sizes 16″ x 20″, 12″ x 24″, 18″ x 18″, and larger are on stretched canvas. The smaller sizes, 11″ x 14″, 14″ x 18″, 16″ x 16″, and 10″ x 20″, are more often done on canvas board. I’ve specified whether a given painting is framed or unframed. If you reside in or are planning to visit the New Orleans area, you should consider contacting me about a painting directly rather than purchasing it through the website. For purchases through the website, a flat rate of $100 will be added for shipping.

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Here's a new documentary about my life as an artist made by my nephew, Brian Sandusky for his thesis project in multimedia video production. To show full-screen, click on the second button to the right of the time bar.

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I'm happy to announce my representation by LeMieux Galleries. Christy and Jordan (co-owners of LeMieux shown in this photo) and staff couldn't be nicer and more professional. Many of the artists they represent are my long time friends and colleagues and the high quality of work and eclectic range of styles represented by LeMieux makes it a revered institution in the New Orleans art scene. Lemieux will be the venue for my New Orleans solo exhibits and the best selection of my recent work is on consignment there. Come see my work at LeMieux Galleries!

WELCOME

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In this website you can peruse a great many of my plein air paintings and figure paintings (past, present, and fresh off the easel), see and purchase my prints, view some of my painting demonstrations, and learn about my classes, workshops, books, articles, and lectures. You might even ponder purchasing one of my paintings or commissioning me for a special project. Most of all I hope you enjoy this site and gain a better appreciation of vision and representational painting.

Phil Sandusky