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Dennis Ziemienski: Southwest Recollections
New Works from Dennis Ziemienski
Dennis Ziemienski discusses his love of trains in his most recent exhibit at Medicine Man Gallery
Ziemienski, Dennis
Dennis Ziemienski 50 Year Retrospective Exhibit opens December 6, 2024. Opening reception 5 - 7 pm (Main Gallery Showroom). Artist in attendance. Dennis Ziemienski’s strong and richly colored images borrow much of their inspiration from early 20th century paintings and posters. His early influences, J.C. Leyendecker, N.C. Wyeth, Ludwig Hohlwein and Tom Purvis, were all master designers in composition. The demands of illustration and poster design, with its simplified, sculpturally rendered images, gave Dennis the discipline and draftsmanship that give strength to his paintings today.
Dennis Ziemienski: Cowboys & Cowgirls
Courtesy Western Art Collector Magazine Jan/Feb 2020
Dennis Ziemienski On the Rails
Courtesy Western Art Collector Magazine Jan 2019
Dennis Ziemienski paints the Grand Canyon State
Published online with permission of Western Art Collector Jan 2014
A Visit with Dennis Ziemienski at his studio
Published courtesy Southwest Art magazine, June 2011
Dennis Ziemienski: Western Artist and Illustrator - Epi. 146, Host Dr. Mark Sublette
Dennis goes in-depth about his background in illustration, recounting a few amazing stories while showing some of his most famous illustrative works. We hear about his illustrious contributions to National Lampoon, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and his ability to predict the winner of the Kentucky Derby through paint with his official poster for the event.
Dennis Ziemienski, Illustrator and Western painter Epi. 35 interview with Dr. Mark Sublette
World renown illustrator Dennis Ziemienski discusses his distinguished career as an illustrator and fine art painter. Growing up in San Francisco Ziemienski receives a degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the California College of the Arts. His knack for composition paired with his eye for color gave him a distinctive look and he was able to establish himself as an illustrator in San Francisco.