The Humanity of Place – Paintings by Jeffrey L. Neumann
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
Jeffrey Neumann ’81, G’08, enrolled at Springfield College in 1975 as an Art major. He studied under Professors William Blizard and Armando Balboni in a program called Art in Urban Life. While at Springfield College, he developed his painting style of contemporary realism with a focus on subjects that are uniquely American. The paintings in this exhibition are a road trip through the 20th century down our two-lane highways.
Painting: “Tucumcari Tonight.” Oil on linen, Jeffrey L. Neumann ©2024
A Wellness Passport Event
