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Gilbert Neumann (1906 - 1970)
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Paintings
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- Gilbert Neumann
- (1906 - 1970)
- San Antonio Artist
- Size: 20 x 24
- Frame: 28 x 32
- Medium: Oil
- "Texas Density"
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- Gilbert Neumann
- (1906 - 1970)
- San Antonio Artist
- Medium: Oil
- "California Dreaming"
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- Gilbert Neumann
- (1906 - 1970)
- San Antonio Artist
- Size: 5 x7
- Frame: 8 x 10
- Medium: Oil
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- Gilbert Neumann
- (1906 - 1970)
- San Antonio Artist
- Size: 7 x 9
- Frame: 13.25 x 15.25
- Medium: Oil
- circa 1960
- "Crashing Waves"
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- Gilbert Neumann
- (1906 - 1970)
- San Antonio Artist
- Size: 10 x 8
- Frame: Unframed
- Medium: Pastel on Paper
- "Spanish Governors Palace"
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- Gilbert Neumann
- (1906 - 1970)
- San Antonio Artist
- Size: 16 x 20
- Medium: Oil
- "Santa Ana Mountains S. Calif."
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- Gilbert Neumann
- (1906 - 1970)
- San Antonio Artist
- Size: 9 x 12
- Frame: 13 x 16
- Medium: Oil
- Circa 1940
- Tree
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- Gilbert Neumann
- (1906 - 1970)
- San Antonio Artist
- Size: 7 x 9
- Medium: Oil
- Bluebonnet
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Biography
Gilbert Neumann (1906 - 1970) San Antonio Artist
Gilbert Neumann, a native of San Antonio, was one of Jose Arpa's top students, working and exhibiting in San Antonio in the late 20's and 30's. Neumann painted a mural as part of the government art project during the Depression which was hung in the Robert B. Green Hospital titled Autumn.
Neumann during the early 30's joined with photographer and artist Ernest Raba and opened a fine arts school and as a member of the Leon Spring Art Colony taught art during the Summers at Leon Springs just outside of San Antonio. During the 1940's he moved to California and later returned to San Antonio were he died.
Neumann exhibited in the Edgar B. Davis competitions in 1927 and 1929; an exhibit at the Witte Museum of Jose Arpa and his students; San Antonio Artists Guild; The Annual Texas Artists Exhibition in Fort Worth; The Dallas Woman's Forum and others.
