Judy Volkmann- Judy Volkmann grew up in Fall River, Massachusetts and earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in Painting and Art Education from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. She has received numerous awards, including the Ellen Batell Stoeckel Fellowship to study at Yale Summer School of Music and Art in Norfolk, CT. It was during that summer, inspired by the abstract painters there, when she began to explore abstraction in her figurative work.
For over twenty years, Volkmann’s art has focused mainly on the human figure and expressionism. She enjoys painting commissioned portraits for her clients, and has had her work displayed in galleries throughout the Northeastern region of the U. S. Her art is in private collections in Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Maine, Pennsylvania, Florida, Idaho and California.
After living and working in New York City for over ten years, Judy Volkmann recently relocated to Providence, RI.
For over twenty years, Volkmann’s art has focused mainly on the human figure and expressionism. She enjoys painting commissioned portraits for her clients, and has had her work displayed in galleries throughout the Northeastern region of the U. S. Her art is in private collections in Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Maine, Pennsylvania, Florida, Idaho and California.
After living and working in New York City for over ten years, Judy Volkmann recently relocated to Providence, RI.
Available Works- click images for full view
"Transcendence"
$550.00
12" x 12" original oil and charcoal painting on cradled wood panel by Judy Volkmann.
"Robin In Winter"
$250.00
6" x 6" original oil painting on 1.5 "- deep cradled wood panel by Judy Volkmann.
"Blue Spruce In Winter"
$250.00
7" x 5" original oil painting on 1.5 "- deep cradled wood panel by Judy Volkmann.
"Flower Child (Black -Capped Chickadee)"
$250.00
7" x 5" original oil painting on 1.5 "- deep cradled wood panel by Judy Volkmann.
"Eagle Owl In Moonlight"
$250.00
6" x 6" original oil painting on 1.5 "- deep cradled wood panel by Judy Volkmann.