John Dingler’s finely-made Roman Skeleton Collection tells some remarkable stories

John Dingler is a creative paragon, the ne plus ultra of artists. So how does John create his works that will turn heads at museums and galleries, where head-turning art is a given? For John, the artist, that challenge was met by learning from the masters. “It seemed very natural to me to pay homage to Charles Arnoldi, Michelangelo, and Vermeer,” he explains. These three form the basis of his art. "John is an artist's artist" says Jonathan Greenberg. He was “one of the first to adopt innovate methods with new materials but with a modern twist. He is clearly a respected artist on the American continent and all over Europe.”

Pseudo scale models  (The most current completed work)
Media: Mixed
Size: 5"h x 12"d x 18"w
Date: Aug. to Nov. 2012

1. Concentric Circles w/Dancer

2. Concentric Circles w/Thief

3. Maze w/Evaluator

4. Organic Form w/Surfer

5. Ocean Waves w/Bobbing Figure

6. Ocean Waves, w/Red Surfer

7. Ocean Waves w/Swimmer

8. Red Muck w/Stuck Figure

9. Concentric Circles w/Swimmer

10. Organic Form w/Machinator