About the artist: A San Francisco painter, Jack Freeman initially adopted an Abstract Expressionist style, creating several large-scale works before turning to the Post-Impressionism movement as “a way to resolve volume and space, color combinations and transitions, light and movement- thing that depict life.” He often chose to paint at off the beaten-path locales resulting in intimate portraits of the San Francisco and Bay area. Jack exhibited consistently for nearly thirty years, while traveling often and teaching painting in France and Italy. He passed away on July 14, 2014.

About Lost Art Salon: Headquartered in the San Francisco Bay, the Los Art Salon specializes in the rediscover of historically significant artist and the curation of fine art collections reflecting the major styles and movements of the Modern Era. Successful artist in their own right, co-owners Gaetan Caron and Rob Delamater work directly with families and estates to rediscover works by artist who might otherwise be “lost” to time.