David Kreitzer in the Kreitzer Gallery

Tradition Lives:  New Contemporary Realist David Kreitzer healing and meditative oils.
“In the tradition of Turner and Cezanne, painter David Kreitzer’s love of nature propels him to create exquisitely detailed, mood-invoking and stunning oil and watercolor Water, Landscapes, Figure, Fantasy, Nishigoi Koi, Wine Country, Still Life, Mid-West Heritage, and Floral studies.”
Contemporary Realist Painter David Kreitzer, who is celebrating his 55th Year as a professional artist, and is the selected 2020 artist for the Sunriver Music Festival, gives a special new open studio oil and watercolor showing of Central Oregon Landscape splendor,  “Nishigoi” koi images from the historic Paso Robles Inn koi ponds, New York Café mornings, California oak hills and vineyards, figures, landscapes, and Wagner Ring Cycle fantasy images. A Contemporary Realist, David Kreitzer paints in the tradition of the old masters, and is known for his raking and gloaming light and water paintings. Kreitzer has an impressive body of work. He executed two covers for Atlantic Magazine, and was the featured artist in both the American Artist Magazine and the book “The Sacred Landscape.” He has been listed for many years in “Who’s Who in American Art,   His “Tristan and Isolde” and “Siegfried” posters, commissioned by Seattle Opera in 1981, are still collected worldwide. With collectors including Michael Douglas, Mary Tyler Moore, the Howard Ahmansons, Robert Takken, the Hind Foundation among others, Kreitzer has been featured in galleries in San Francisco, Carmel, Los Angeles, Scottsdale, Chicago, Seattle, and New York. The San Francisco Chronicle’s Thomas Albright, in his review of David Kreitzer’s first solo exhibit at Maxwell Galleries in San Francisco, stated that “Kreitzer demonstrates how much poetic intensity the old tradition can still contain.”
Thomas Albright, San Francisco Chronicle   The  Kreitzer Gallery and Studio is open for First Friday each month and daily.   Text ahead to:  805-234-2048  20214 Archie Briggs Road.  dkreitzer.com