Artist Information:
Robert H. Branham
Mill Valley, CA
United States
Tel: 415-388-1282
Member Since: Jan 2006
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Artist Statement:
"The visual arts cannot be
translated into a spoken
language. Art is a language
in and unto itself."
"I believe art standards of
quality must not be allowed to
be set by institutions, be
they academic or avant-garde.
Only the individual has that
sacred right."
“My interest in art started at
a very early age. I was
inspired by Degas to try my
hand at nudes at the early age
of 12. My fascination with
femininity and the female form
has stayed with me all my
life. Perhaps deepened by the
fact that I had six daughters.
Since my retirement from
commercial art in 1990, I have
devoted my life to my serious
art. I have always kept the
two very separate and grabbed
every moment I could for the
art that was not just
personal, but gave meaning to
my life.”
“The only time there was
perhaps a blending of the two
(commercial and fine art) was
during the time I was ask to
do some paintings for an
upcoming made for TV film. I
won an Emmy nomination for my
work for Title Paintings in
Zeigfield: The Man and his
Women, in 1978.”
Robert Branham
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"The visual arts cannot be translated into a spoken language. Art is a language in and unto itself."
"I believe art standards of quality must not be allowed to be set by institutions, be they academic or avant-garde. Only the individual has that sacred right."
“My interest in art started at a very early age. I was inspired by Degas to try my hand at nudes at the early age of 12. My fascination with femininity and the female form has stayed with me all my life. Perhaps deepened by the fact that I had six daughters. Since my retirement from commercial art in 1990, I have devoted my life to my serious art. I have always kept the two very separate and grabbed every moment I could for the art that was not just personal, but gave meaning to my life.”
“The only time there was perhaps a blending of the two (commercial and fine art) was during the time I was ask to do some paintings for an upcoming made for TV film. I won an Emmy nomination for my work for Title Paintings in Zeigfield: The Man and his Women, in 1978.”
Robert Branham
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