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Frederick Kubitz

Frederick (Fritz) Kubitz (20/21st century) is active/lives in Massachusetts.  Frederick Kubitz is known for Plein-air luminous landsape painting, architectural design.

Frederick "Fritz" Kubitz, who works in both oil and watercolor, is an artist who paints in a bold, vigorous personal style.  He displays in his paintings an imaginative use of natural lighting that translates into a luminous* quality.  By the use of fresh colors, glazes and precise brush strokes, he shows his virtuosity and mastery of his chosen mediums.  He invites the viewer to look into his world and observe impressions of traditional New England subjects.

Trained as an architect, he has a keen eye for detail and knowledge of structure that is evident in his rendering of historic buildings.  Kubitz was one of the designers of the TWA terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport, in New York. 

He is especially interested in painting scenes of Boston and its historic places.  His compositions are dramatic and create an emotional mood; painting realistically to communicate visually what is on his mind.  The themes of h   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3318 characters.]  Artist bio

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