Title Connemara. Artist Robert Angeloch. Framed Watercolor. American Painter. Woodstock School. Irish Landscape. Art for sale. Fieldhouse New York. Saratoga Springs NY. Art Gallery
Title Connemara. Artist Robert Angeloch. Framed Watercolor. American Painter. Woodstock School. Irish Landscape. Art for sale. Fieldhouse New York. Saratoga Springs NY. Art Gallery

Robert Angeloch, "Connemara", Framed Watercolor on Paper, 11 x 5

$550.00

Connemara, a watercolor by Robert Angeloch, evokes the quiet drama of an expansive landscape under shifting skies. Subtle tonal transitions and atmospheric depth draw the viewer into a scene shaped by solitude and natural tension. Angeloch’s restrained palette and sensitive handling of light give the work a contemplative, enduring presence.



Connemara, a watercolor by Robert Angeloch, evokes the quiet drama of an expansive landscape under shifting skies. Subtle tonal transitions and atmospheric depth draw the viewer into a scene shaped by solitude and natural tension. Angeloch’s restrained palette and sensitive handling of light give the work a contemplative, enduring presence.



Artist Bio

Robert Angeloch (1922–2011) was an American painter, printmaker, and educator closely associated with the Woodstock art community. A World War II veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corps, he studied at the Art Students League of New York, the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, and privately with Fiske Boyd. After settling in Woodstock in the late 1940s, he co‑founded the Woodstock School of Art in 1968 and taught there for decades. His work—primarily landscapes—was exhibited widely, including at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the National Academy of Design. Angeloch died in 2011, leaving a lasting legacy as both an artist and influential teacher



Important Details

Creator: Robert Angeloch

Frame Dimensions: 17 in. Width, 13 in. Height, 1 in. Depth

Art Dimensions: 11 in. Width, 5 in. Height

Medium/Technique: Watercolor on Paper

Period: 1967

Art Place of Origin: Woodstock, NY

Condition: Well Preserved

Reference Number: ANG-A126-JS-01