Robert Steiner: Embracing a Colorful Life in Realist Art
Having been in the industry for many years, Robert has made a name for himself in genres such as landscape, wildlife, photorealism, and conceptual realism. In his paintings and drawings, he communicates his sense of wonder and appreciation for the unspeakable beauty of the natural world.
Education and Early Career
Mr. Steiner is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. After finishing his degree, he taught at the University of California, City College of San Francisco, and other prestigious colleges.
Awards and Accolades
Robert received a multitude of praise, including the Childe Hassam purchase award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, two commendations from the Governor and State Senate of California, and two from the Federal Duck Stamp art competitions. He has won numerous other purchase prizes and awards that continue to multiply today.
State Duck Stamp Art Prize Record Holder
The distinguished artist has won 82 state duck stamp art contests, holding the record for the most any artist to date.
Media Presence
His work has been profiled in several award-winning companies such as the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, U.S. Art, Wildlife Art, and Midwest Art. In addition, Robert has also appeared on local and national television.
Museum Displays
While thousands of Robert’s masterpieces are in the hands of private collectors, some can be found in well-known museums. His artworks are in the Smithsonian Institution, Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, California Museum, and in other public collections.
Advocating for Environmentalism
Robert has always marveled at the minute details of the universe as well as its vast expanses. That is why he supports different movements that focus on preserving the beauty of nature. Steiner uses his talent to raise substantial funds and awareness on environmental conservation around the United States.