LYNDI ANGERMEIER
  • ABOUT
  • STATEMENT
  • BIOGRAPHY
  • RESUME
  • VENUES
  • EXHIBITIONS
    • 2022 Joshua Wilton House, Harrisonburg
    • 2021 Smith House Gallery, Harrisonburg
    • 2021 Staunton Augusta Art Center
    • SAAC photo of galley
    • 2020 Connaughton Art Gallery
    • 2020 Westminster Canterbury, Charlottesville
    • 2018 Hotel Madison Mezzanine, Harrisonburg
    • 2017 Westminster Canterbury, Richmond
    • 2017 Augusta Health, Fishersville
    • 2016 Design House, Keswick Estates
  • PAINTINGS
    • SMALL WORKS
    • CHICKENS and ROOSTERS
    • FLORALS all sizes
    • WATERLILIES
    • SEASCAPES all sizes
    • LANDSCAPES 16 x 20
    • LANDSCAPES 18 x 18
    • LANDSCAPES 18 x 24
    • LANDSCAPES 24 x 24
    • LANDSCAPES 24 x 30
    • LANDSCAPES 24 x 36
    • LANDSCAPES 30 x 30
    • LANDSCAPES 24 x 48
    • LANDSCAPES 30 x 40
    • LANDSCAPES 30 x 48
    • LANDSCAPES 36 x 48
    • LANDSCAPES 40 x 60
    • ABSTRACTS 18 x 18
    • ABSTRACTS 24 x 30
    • ABSTRACTS 30 x 40
  • CONTACT
  • INSTALLATIONS
Picture
BIOGRAPHY
My family lived in Heidelberg, Germany during my teens. Frequent trips to museums and churches throughout Europe, as well as my mother’s artistic sensibilities, nurtured my appreciation of the arts. I returned to the United States for college and completed a master’s degree in psychology, yet the pull toward the arts was stronger.
 
My keen interest in Impressionism led me to study at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts. The city provided me with an array of architecture and gardens. My oils with dappled light quickly gained appeal with Garden District residents.
 
I moved to northern California in my mid-thirties, where I painted on the Monterey Peninsula and along the Big Sur coast. I soon began to exhibit at The Carmel Art Association, as well as in several other local galleries. As a docent for the Monterey Museum of Art, I was exposed to art history, became familiar with the California Impressionist painters and gave tours to visitors.

I have participated in numerous solo, group and juried exhibitions over the course of my career. I have the honor of having my work included in medical facilities and corporate and private collections throughout the United States: to include California, Oregon, Nevada, Texas, Louisiana, Minnesota, New York, New Jersey, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut,  Florida, North Carolina and Virginia. My work has continued to gain popularity since moving to Virginia, and I have taken part in shows in seven different cities throughout the state. Additionally, you can find my work in private collections in Germany, Ireland and England. 


"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up". ~ Pablo Picasso​​
​



​