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Nancy Sewing
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In the vast pantheon of American realism, few names resonate with as much reverence and technical authority as Richard Schmid. Born in Chicago in 1934, Schmid was a painter who did not merely observe the world but sought to capture its very soul through the meticulous application of light, color, and form. His journey into the heart of classical technique began remarkably early; by the age of twelve, he was already immersed in the foundational studies of landscape, anatomy, and figure drawing. This precocious start laid the groundwork for a lifetime dedicated to the pursuit of excellence, eventually leading him to refine his craft under the tutelage of William H. Mosby at the prestigious American Academy of Art.
Schmid’s artistry was characterized by an extraordinary ability to breathe life into the canvas, a skill that earned him international acclaim and a place among the masters of his era. His approach was deeply rooted in the tradition of alla prima painting—a method of completing a work in one sitting or in a single layer of wet paint. This technique required not only immense technical precision but also a profound intuitive understanding of how light interacts with surfaces. Through his brush, the ephemeral qualities of a landscape or the subtle nuances of a human portrait became permanent, tangible realities. His mastery was so profound that he became a celebrated educator, sharing his secrets through his seminal book, Alla Prima, Everything I Know about Painting, which remains a cornerstone of art instruction for aspiring realists worldwide.
The career of Richard Schmid was marked by a series of prestigious honors that mirrored the growing impact of his work on the global art stage. His ability to command attention was evident early on, notably through the 1964 film The Secret Squint, which brought his process to a wider audience. As his reputation solidified, so did the accolades from the most esteemed institutions in the art world. He was a recipient of the John Singer Sargent Medal for Lifetime Achievement from the American Society of Portrait Artists and received the gold-medal award from The Portrait Society of America. His contributions were recognized not just by peers but by the highest levels of society; his monumental painting of Abbotsford House was even presented to Queen Elizabeth II during a ceremony in 2012.
Beyond individual accolades, Schmid’s historical significance lies in his role as a guardian of classical traditions during an era of rapid artistic experimentation. His work has been preserved in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian Institution and various major museums, ensuring that his vision of realism continues to inspire future generations. His life was a testament to the power of disciplined observation and the enduring beauty of the natural world. Even as he resided in the quiet landscapes of New Hampshire with his wife, the artist Nancy Guzik, his influence radiated outward, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of American fine art through more than fifty solo exhibitions and a legacy of instructional excellence that continues to shape the hands of painters today.
1934 - 2021
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