Robert W. Wornall studied in several mediums including oil, watercolor and sculpting. He attended evening courses at the Kansas City Art Institute from 1977 — 1982, concentrating on drawing and watercolor. He also studied with many national artists at the Scottsdale Artists School, as vacations permitted, and when he retired from banking, attended the Art Student’s League of Denver. Art fields studied included oil painting, Watercolor, sculpting, drawing and pastels. He studied oil painting from several artists including with Mark Daily, Ray Roberts and Ned Jacob and sculpture from George Carison, Lincoln Fox and Stanley Bleifield. For the last few years, oil painting has been his main interest. Oils include portrait and figure, landscapes painted plein aire, and cityscapes. He paints in what some people might term a representational style and his favorite genre of paintings are the 20 Century Russian and Dutch works.

His work is sold on a direct basis and has been sold through a gallery in Tucson, Arizona. His most recent award was 1^st Place in oil at the 45^th Artist Alpine Holiday Show in Ouray, Colorado in 2005.

Wornall is an artist member of the Salmagundi Club of New York, and the Palette and Chisel Club of Chicago.

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"Pacific Fog"