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Welcome to Armantrout Studio
Armantrout Studio is the working studio and classroom of artist Linda Armantrout. Her work is about gesture and color. Linda has been encouraged by curators, Sally L. Perisho, Ken Bloom, and Jerry Allen Gilmore. Her work was selected into group exhibits by Dianne Vanderlip and Gwen Chanzit , and she received a juror’s award from Debra Jordy. Read more about Linda Armantrout
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012 at 4:51PM ;)
Here is a glimpse of what's happening in Armantrout Studio after the holidays. The 60"x48" canvas uses rock art images from the Upper Colorado River Drainage. This painting should be finished by March.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012 at 6:17PM ;)
Armantrout Studio began 2012 with the sale of the original oil painting, "Power Image 5-Unity". Limited Edition Prints are available of this image. Other original Power Images can be seen on Available Paintings page.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012 at 3:48PM ;)
Barbara Vining is the winner of the painting of Sunflowers! Thank you to all who visited Armantrout Studio on Facebook and clicked on "Share".
Tuesday, December 27, 2011 at 4:18PM This painting resulted from a connection made to the Elk Creek Ranch area and a client question about the Ute tribe in the Meeker area. A reading of the history of the area reveals the pride of the Utes who were fisherman and hunters and horsemen. The painting tells that story of pride in life lived in the area. The painting is titled "I am...". It is part of the Connection to Ancestors Series.;)
"I am..." 30"x30"/oil on canvas.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 11:55AM ;)
A short walk north of Armantrout Studio is Old Town Louisville's Main Street. Louisville, Colorado began as a mining and farming community. Thanks to city leaders, founding families, and newcomers, Louisville has grown into an award winning small town with rich Historic preservation. See the painting "Red Desert Mustangs", framed in a Peruvian leather frame by Janet Russell, at CFA Gallery, 916 Main Street in the Louisville Arts District. www.louisvilleartsdistrict.com
