Linda Obermoeller facts for kids

Linda Obermoeller (born March 4, 1941 – died January 1, 1990) was a talented American artist. She was especially known for her beautiful watercolor portrait paintings. Throughout her career, she used both watercolors and pencils to create her art.

Linda passed away at the age of 48. At that time, her artwork was being shown at the Harris Gallery in Houston, Texas. She also had a painting called "Still Life with Trout" in a national art show called Watercolor Now II. This painting won first place after she passed away in 1990.

Her artwork has also been displayed at the University of Phoenix campus in Austin.

Linda Obermoeller: Her Artistic Journey

Linda Obermoeller was a painter who focused on portraits. She used watercolors to capture the faces and feelings of people. Her unique style made her art stand out.

Awards and Recognition for Her Art

Linda Obermoeller received several awards for her artistic skills. These awards recognized her talent in different art shows and festivals.

Awards in 1974

• Award of Excellence for "Three Fifty" at the Festival of Missouri Women in the Arts.
• Award of Merit for "More Wheels" at the Festival of Missouri Women in the Arts.
• Fourth place in professional graphics for "Three Fifty" at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia, Missouri.
• Second place in Mixed Media for "Ruth's Chair" at the GreenTree Festival in Kirkwood, Missouri.
• Second place in Prints, Drawings, and Mixed Media for "Schwinn" at the Carillon Art Walk in Clayton, Missouri.
• Third place in Prints, Drawings, and Miscellaneous for "Its Sunday Afternoon" at the Main St Art Fair in St Charles, Missouri.