Artwork > Jeff Loxterkamp

Jeff Loxterkamp, Self Portrait at Prospect Maine, Oil on Canvas, Deer Isle Maine
Self Portrait at Prospect, Maine
Oil on Canvas
30x40"
2021
Jeff Loxterkamp, Tote Road Trail, Sugarloaf Mountain Maine Oil on Canvas, Deer Isle Maine
Tote Road Trail, Sugarloaf, Maine
Oil on Canvas
30x40"
2022
Jeff Loxterkamp, Guardians of Belfast, Oil on Canvas, Deer Isle Maine
Guardians of Belfast
Oil on Canvas
24x36"
2014
Jeff Loxterkamp, megunticook river camden, Maine Oil on Canvas, Deer Isle Maine
Megunticook River, Camden, Maine
Oil on Canvas
30x40"
2020
Jeff Loxterkamp, coastal maine botanical gardens boothbay Oil on Canvas, Deer Isle Maine
Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Oil on Canvas
30x40
2022
Jeff Loxterkamp, Frankfort, Maine Oil on canvas, Maine artist, Deer isle maine, landscape
Frankfort, Maine
Oil on Canvas
30x40"
2023
Jeff Loxterkamp, view from belfast maine footbridge, Oil on canvas, Maine artist, Deer isle maine, landscape
View from Belfast, ME Footbridge
Oil on Canvas
30x40
2021
Jeff Loxterkamp, rockport harbor, oil on canvas, nautical, marina, deer isle maine gallery
Rockport Harbor
Oil on Canvas
30x40
2020
Jeff Loxterkamp, Thunderbird over jonesport, oil on canvas, bird, nautical, marina, deer isle maine gallery
Thunderbird Over Jonesport, ME
Oil on Canvas
30x40
2021
Jeff Loxterkamp, Belfast fleet, The Turtle Gallery, Deer Isle, Maine, artist, art, paitings, Stonington, Blue Hill, Bar Harbor
Belfast Fleet #2
Oil on canvas
24 x 36"
Jeff Loxterkamp, stonington kerfuffle, The Turtle Gallery, Deer Isle, Maine, artist, art, paintings, Stonington, Blue Hill, Bar Harbor
Stonington Kerfuffle
Oil on canvas
24" x 36"
2015

Jeff Loxterkamp earned a BFA in Painting and Drawing at Creighton University in Omaha, NE. in 1984 and an MFA in Painting and Drawing at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa, in 1989. His work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group shows throughout the midwest and Maine. Jeff moved with his family to Maine in 1999.

"My goal is to create an anachronistic virtual reality. Easel painting is one of the most anachronistic endeavors a person can do. I attempt to draw the viewer into other worlds. In my process I become concerned with other aspects on my art; texture, composition, color, abstraction and division on space."

-Jeff Loxterkamp