Represented artist
Ellie Freudenstein
Selected work
Available paintings
A Clear Path16 x 20
Afternoon Calm36 x 48
Afternoon Quiet16 x 20
Another Way Through30 x 40
April in the Meadow9 x 12
Away from it All12 x 9
Backyard View20 x 24
Bonjour12 x 9
Botanic Color9 x 12
Casa on the Hill12 x 16
Ellie Taking a break8x8
Ellie Working Cattle8x8
Foothill Blues16 x 20
Garden Fountain18 x 24
Garden Morning20 x 24
Garden Refuge24 x 36
High Noon On The Mesa8 x 8
Hillside Poppies9 x 12
Hilltop to the Islands20 x 24
Island View8 x 10
Jimmy’s Not Forgotten12 x 9
Jimmy’s Oriental Garden12 x 9
Late Arrival8 x 8
Matillia Morning24 x 30
May Matilijas12 x 16
Mesa Evening Ride8 x 8
Morning at Shoreline9 x 12
Morning in the Meadow9 x 12
Morning Shadows12 x 9
Noon18 x 24
On the Beach8 x 8
Path Colors Botanic Natives30 x 24
Peyriac de Mar12 x 9
Poppy Profusion16 x 20
Rear Guard8 x 8
Sage & Persimmons40 x 30
Seaside Garden16 x 20
Spring Beginnings24 x 36
Spring Days36 x 30
Spring Trail36 x 48
Summer Beauty40 x 30
Sunday Morning Ride16 x 20
Taking a Break8 x 8
Unforgettable Jimmy’s10 x 12
Up the Trail20 x 16
Working Cattle8 x 8
About the artist
Ellie’s Biography
Ellie attended UCLA, earning a B.A. in Fine Arts with Honors. She did graduate work at UCLA under the direction of William Brice, Jan Stussy, Sam Amato, and Rico Lebrun.
After a career in graphic design and raising a family, she returned to her first love, painting. Freudenstein paints en plein air; her chosen medium is oil. She enjoys painting landscapes, mostly of California's central coast, France, and Italy. Her paintings are richly colored with a great sense of movement, energy, and emotion.
Today, she works in her studio and in the field, doing studies in Italy, France, and the central coast near Santa Barbara, CA.
Ellie is often asked to teach workshops for various art societies or private groups. She is a full artist member of the California Art Club and Oil Painters of America, a Signature Member of the American Impressionist Society, and a Signature Member of the Women Artists of the West, and was recently inducted into the National Association of Women Artists.