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Michael Dudash
Michael’s career as a successful artist began in 1977. His earlier illustration career focused on creating artwork for the movie industry, books, magazines, corporations and institutions such as the United Nations, and the US Postal Service. They have won him a national reputation and numerous awards, from the Society of Illustrators (NYC & LA), the Society of Publication Designers, Communications Arts and HOW Magazine. Michael has also written and published articles for the American Artist, the Artists Magazine and Step-by-Step Graphics. He has also been a guest lecturer at colleges and various art industry associations. Additionally, Michael has also conducted numerous painting and illustration workshops.
In recent years, he has focused his efforts on the subjects that he finds around him, and is equally adept at masterfully handling landscapes, figures and still lifes. His paintings can be described as “Images of dramatic realism that are bathed in a wonderful mix of light, hidden shadows and romantic atmosphere”. His medium of choice has always been oil paint on linen panels that he crafts himself. In 2000, Michael was commissioned by the “Friends of The Vermont Statehouse” to paint a portrait of President Chester Arthur, the 21st President of the United States of America and a Vermont resident. This painting was dedicated in April of 2001 and is currently displayed in the main foyer of the Vermont Statehouse.
Robert Paul Galleries is proud to present the works of American artist Michael Dudash.
