Alden Mellor Heck - Paysage d'automne (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Alden Mellor Heck Paysage d'automne, an original oil painting on panel, 17 × 14 cm (framed 27 × 23 cm), created in the United States in the 1990s, depicting a countryside autumn landscape; hand-signed, in excellent condition and sold with frame by Galerie.
Description from the seller
Gentle autumn countryside landscape painted in oil on panel and framed. Created by American painter Alden Mellor Heck.
Title: Autumn Landscape
Artist: Alden Mellor Heck
Medium: Oil on panel
Signature: signed on the back
Artwork size: 17x14 cm
Framed size: 27x23 cm
Condition: Excellent condition.
Alden Mellor Heck taught art at Germantown Friends School in Philadelphia for forty years. As a teenager, she studied painting at the Académie Julian in Paris, then trained with painter and engraver Ansei Uchima at Sarah Lawrence. Throughout her teaching career, she refined her painting technique with other exceptional mentors: the still-life painter and master framer Robert Kulicke in New York, as well as in Pennsylvania the figurative artist Martha Mayer Erlebacher and art theorist Myron Barnstone. Her work has been exhibited for decades at the Rosenthal Gallery in Philadelphia.
Seller's Story
Gentle autumn countryside landscape painted in oil on panel and framed. Created by American painter Alden Mellor Heck.
Title: Autumn Landscape
Artist: Alden Mellor Heck
Medium: Oil on panel
Signature: signed on the back
Artwork size: 17x14 cm
Framed size: 27x23 cm
Condition: Excellent condition.
Alden Mellor Heck taught art at Germantown Friends School in Philadelphia for forty years. As a teenager, she studied painting at the Académie Julian in Paris, then trained with painter and engraver Ansei Uchima at Sarah Lawrence. Throughout her teaching career, she refined her painting technique with other exceptional mentors: the still-life painter and master framer Robert Kulicke in New York, as well as in Pennsylvania the figurative artist Martha Mayer Erlebacher and art theorist Myron Barnstone. Her work has been exhibited for decades at the Rosenthal Gallery in Philadelphia.
