Spring Chicken 2001 Embellished

Year2001

Hand SignedLower Right Corner 

Condition Excellent 

Framed without GlassGold Frame w/ White Mat and Matching Filet 

Purchased fromPublisher 2001 

Provenance / HistoryPrivate Collection 

Story / Additional InfoLEONARD WREN – An Inspired American Impressionist Capturing the joy of light and life. The paintings of Leonard Wren emanate his sincere joy for life and the beauty of the world around him. Finding infinite beauty and inspiration in the everyday world, Wren paints intimate scenes with grace and eloquence. He is able convey, without embellishment, the subtle beauty in scenes often overlooked by others. 

Certificate of AuthenticityCollectors Editions 

Additional InformationBE SURPRISED - SUPER SUPER 

LID149930

Leonard Wren - United States

Art Brokerage: Park West Artist: Leonard Wren American Artist: In addition to painting the beauty of the American landscape, Leonard enjoys traveling to new places to find inspiration. His journeys take him to locales such as Italy, France, Spain, and Jamaica. He is also intrigued with the wonderful light and variety in the landscape of Washington State, where he is building a new studio. When Wren discovered Impressionism, specifically the work of Monet, he began to see in a totally new way. Despite having a young family to support, Leonard decided to pursue a career as an artist. He sought out a teacher who could help him learn to paint light and color, and every week for a year traveled from his home in Tulsa to Oklahoma City to study with Richard and Edith Goetz. He quickly reached a point in his career where he was able to concentrate his efforts on his love of painting. In 1976, about a year after he began painting, Leonard closed his commercial design business, which he had owned and operated since 1964. After just a few years of painting, his inherent ability positioned Leonard as one of the leading American Impressionists. Listings wanted.