Born 1954 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Known for: Impressionist winter landscape painting.
The following biographical information was provided September 2005 by Patrick Terenchin, friend of the artist:. Born in Philadelphia, 1954, William Jachwak is a Pennsylvania Impressionist, who...
Read full biography The following biographical information was provided September 2005 by Patrick Terenchin, friend of the artist:. Born in Philadelphia, 1954, William Jachwak is a Pennsylvania Impressionist, who resides in Franconia Township. Active in the Eastern Pennsylvania, he is a plein-air painter focused on...
Read full biography The following biographical information was provided September 2005 by Patrick Terenchin, friend of the artist:. Born in Philadelphia, 1954, William Jachwak is a Pennsylvania Impressionist, who resides in Franconia Township. Active in the Eastern Pennsylvania, he is a plein-air painter focused on landscape painting, particularly in the Bucks County area. Mostly self-taught, he studied for two years with artist, Ray Overpeck. Influences include Daniel Garber and members of the Bucks County school...
Read full biography The following biographical information was provided September 2005 by Patrick Terenchin, friend of the artist:. Born in Philadelphia, 1954, William Jachwak is a Pennsylvania Impressionist, who resides in Franconia Township. Active in the Eastern Pennsylvania, he is a plein-air painter focused on landscape painting, particularly in the Bucks County area. Mostly self-taught, he studied for two years with artist, Ray Overpeck. Influences include Daniel Garber and members of the Bucks County school of impressionism. Jachwak first gained attention, and is still best known, for his luminous winter landscapes.
The following biographical information was provided September 2005 by Patrick Terenchin, friend of the artist:. Born in Philadelphia, 1954, William Jachwak is a Pennsylvania Impressionist, who resides in Franconia Township. Active in the Eastern Pennsylvania, he is a plein-air painter focused on landscape painting, particularly in the Bucks County area. Mostly self-taught, he studied for two years with artist, Ray Overpeck. Influences include Daniel Garber and members of the Bucks County school of impressionism. Jachwak first gained attention, and is still best known, for his luminous winter landscapes.
