Winter classes start January 11th

Meet the Seufert Family Of Artists

Robert J. Seufert, Alice Olson Seufert and Patrick Seufert, all have B.F.A.'s from Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. The Seufert's are all professional, award winning artists, who exhibit and sell their paintings in the Bucks County/Philadelphia area. Robert and Patrick have also exhibited in galleries across the U.S. Although all are artist in their own right, each one expresses his/her art with their own unique style and technique. Their subject matter also differs between the three. Robert and Patrick are oil painters, while Alice paints in W/C, renders in pastel and colored pencil. Robert also render in pastel, on occasion. They are all experts in their craft and pass on their knowledge via teaching classes at their studio, to both children and adults.

About the Seufert Art Studio

The Seufert Art Studio is located in Fairless Hills, PA. The studio serves people from across Bucks County, Montgomery County, Philadelphia & New Jersey.

Classes are for anyone who has an interest in drawing and/or painting. Children aged 7 to 12 years old are welcome to participate in what is called Creative Drawing. In Creative Drawing students are encouraged to use their creative minds to come up with fun and interesting ideas for various projects. Drawing & painting basics are taught using colored pencils, markers, watercolor, tempera paint & oil pastels. Modeling clay (non toxic, non hardening) is also introduced. Early teens & adults can choose from a wide range of subjects and mediums. If you are new to art it is recommended that the Foundation Drawing & Color course is taken before taking a Workshop or Oil Painting class.

Providing art instruction to so many grateful students over the years has been a real pleasure for Robert, Alice and Patrick. The Seuferts very much appreciate their student's loyalty. To the Seuferts’ credit many former students have become professional artists, art teachers, art therapists and art historians. Others continue to do art as a hobby while they work on their own individual careers in different venues.