“Mitchell was born in Florida but spent most of his life in California. He attended San Jose State, where he majored in art, came to Chouinard Art Institute on a scholarship, then went into... Read full biography
“Mitchell was born in Florida but spent most of his life in California. He attended San Jose State, where he majored in art, came to Chouinard Art Institute on a scholarship, then went into commercial illustration and later became one of the top television and motion picture scenic set artists.”... Read full biography
“Mitchell was born in Florida but spent most of his life in California. He attended San Jose State, where he majored in art, came to Chouinard Art Institute on a scholarship, then went into commercial illustration and later became one of the top television and motion picture scenic set artists.” (from a PR release) . He worked primarily in oils but occasionally in water color. His style ranged from representational to abstract, and his subjects extended from landscapes to portraits. He was... Read full biography
“Mitchell was born in Florida but spent most of his life in California. He attended San Jose State, where he majored in art, came to Chouinard Art Institute on a scholarship, then went into commercial illustration and later became one of the top television and motion picture scenic set artists.” (from a PR release) . He worked primarily in oils but occasionally in water color. His style ranged from representational to abstract, and his subjects extended from landscapes to portraits. He was particularly adept at portraiture and created many images of children, “Western” types, and Native Americans. His signature varies from “J. J. Mitchell,” to “Mitchell,” “J.J.,” and “John Jerome.” At his death he left behind over 100 pieces of unsold art.... Read full biography
“Mitchell was born in Florida but spent most of his life in California. He attended San Jose State, where he majored in art, came to Chouinard Art Institute on a scholarship, then went into commercial illustration and later became one of the top television and motion picture scenic set artists.” (from a PR release) . He worked primarily in oils but occasionally in water color. His style ranged from representational to abstract, and his subjects extended from landscapes to portraits. He was particularly adept at portraiture and created many images of children, “Western” types, and Native Americans. His signature varies from “J. J. Mitchell,” to “Mitchell,” “J.J.,” and “John Jerome.” At his death he left behind over 100 pieces of unsold art. Award winner in the Los Angeles County All City Show, San Bernardino Fine Arts Show, Orange A... Read full biography
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