Paul Ortlip was an official US Navy artist, who was commissioned by the White House to paint the first astronauts. He also did a memorial portrait of President John F. Kennedy.
A third-generation professional artist, he trained in New York and Paris. Possessing a rich artistic family heritage, he painted thousands of portraits and landscapes, was a NACAL and NASA recovery ship artist, and was renowned as an art teacher.
His original studio was in Fort Lee New Jersey in the l950s, (showing 500 of 1021 characters). |
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