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Robert Eberle

Robert Eberle (Born 1945) was active/lived in Indiana.  Robert Eberle is known for Luminous landscape and still life painting.

Robert Eberle, Indiana Impressionist

An Indianapolis native, he has been a professional artist for sixteen years.  His landscapes have won top awards in every major Indiana art competition, including "Best of Show" at the prestigious Hoosier Salon.  He has also won major awards at the seven-state Southside Art League Regional Exhibitions, the Indiana Artist Club shows, the "First Brush of Spring" paint outs in New Harmony, the Indiana Heritage Arts annual exhibitions, the Richmond Art Museum exhibitions, the Will Vawter annual competitions and "Irvington Presents" at the Bona Thompson Center in Indianapolis.

In 2007 and again in 2008 Eberle was one of 30 artists in the nation invited to participate in the Door County Wisconsin Plein Air Festival to benefit the Peninsula Art School.   In 2006 he was selected as one of fifteen artists in Indiana to participate in a project with Central Indiana Land Trust to create works of Trust properties, commemoratin   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2904 characters.]  Artist bio

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