Published on January 7, 2013 by Amy
Robert Freeman
Freeman was born on the Rincon Reservation of the Luiseno Indians in San Diego County, California.
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His father is Luiseno and English. His mother is half English/French and half Sioux. She is a descendant of Bone Necklace, sub-chief of the Santee.
Freeman’s childhood summers were spent with his grandmother and cousins on the Crow Creek Reservation where he is an enrolled member of the tribe.
He never attended art school, but his creative talent is vastly diversified. His work encompasses realism, abstractionism, cubism, impressionism, portraiture, cartoons and murals.
Freeman works with pencil or pen, acrylic, mixed media, oils and creates wood and bronze sculptures which he casts himself. Embossed paper, zinc and copper etchings, stone lithographs and woodcuts are among his prolific works.
He exhibits his work and the work of other artists at the Robert Freeman Gallery in Palomar, California.
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