About the Artwork:
Make your home uniquely your own with this gorgeously original abstract piece! #218 Original Abstract Art by Paul Kittlaus is one of one and sure to be the conversation piece of your home. Measuring at 24" x 30" and made with acrylic on canvas, this unique artwork will be a stunning display of your unique style.
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About the Artist:
Reverend Paul Kittlaus was ordained in the United Church of Christ (UCC), San Diego, CA and during his career served UCC church pastorates throughout Southern California and Madison, WI. He also held ecumenical positions to advance theological training and social justice, and served as the director of the UCC Washington Office for The Office for Church in Society.
"Now retired, I’ve enjoyed painting as an alternative way to communicate and help people transform their experiences,” said Rev. Kittlaus. “Art has had that kind of power for me, and I hope my paintings serve as a catalyst for personal insights and a generally positive view of one’s environment,” he continued.
He is a published author and contributor to multiple journals and magazines. Retired in 1999 at Pilgrim Place in Claremont, CA, Rev. Kittlaus is an active steward of the community and a board member of Progressive Christians Uniting, Southern California Ecumenical Council, and Pilgrim Pines Camp. He earned a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Missouri, a masters of divinity from the University of Chicago/Chicago Theological Seminary in 1959, and masters in political science from George Washington University in 1981.
Make your home uniquely your own with this gorgeously original abstract piece! #218 Original Abstract Art by Paul Kittlaus is one of one and sure to be the conversation piece of your home. Measuring at 24" x 30" and made with acrylic on canvas, this unique artwork will be a stunning display of your unique style.
*Local Pickup Only
About the Artist:
Reverend Paul Kittlaus was ordained in the United Church of Christ (UCC), San Diego, CA and during his career served UCC church pastorates throughout Southern California and Madison, WI. He also held ecumenical positions to advance theological training and social justice, and served as the director of the UCC Washington Office for The Office for Church in Society.
"Now retired, I’ve enjoyed painting as an alternative way to communicate and help people transform their experiences,” said Rev. Kittlaus. “Art has had that kind of power for me, and I hope my paintings serve as a catalyst for personal insights and a generally positive view of one’s environment,” he continued.
He is a published author and contributor to multiple journals and magazines. Retired in 1999 at Pilgrim Place in Claremont, CA, Rev. Kittlaus is an active steward of the community and a board member of Progressive Christians Uniting, Southern California Ecumenical Council, and Pilgrim Pines Camp. He earned a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Missouri, a masters of divinity from the University of Chicago/Chicago Theological Seminary in 1959, and masters in political science from George Washington University in 1981.
About the Artwork:
Make your home uniquely your own with this gorgeously original abstract piece! #218 Original Abstract Art by Paul Kittlaus is one of one and sure to be the conversation piece of your home. Measuring at 24" x 30" and made with acrylic on canvas, this unique artwork will be a stunning display of your unique style.
*Local Pickup Only
About the Artist:
Reverend Paul Kittlaus was ordained in the United Church of Christ (UCC), San Diego, CA and during his career served UCC church pastorates throughout Southern California and Madison, WI. He also held ecumenical positions to advance theological training and social justice, and served as the director of the UCC Washington Office for The Office for Church in Society.
"Now retired, I’ve enjoyed painting as an alternative way to communicate and help people transform their experiences,” said Rev. Kittlaus. “Art has had that kind of power for me, and I hope my paintings serve as a catalyst for personal insights and a generally positive view of one’s environment,” he continued.
He is a published author and contributor to multiple journals and magazines. Retired in 1999 at Pilgrim Place in Claremont, CA, Rev. Kittlaus is an active steward of the community and a board member of Progressive Christians Uniting, Southern California Ecumenical Council, and Pilgrim Pines Camp. He earned a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Missouri, a masters of divinity from the University of Chicago/Chicago Theological Seminary in 1959, and masters in political science from George Washington University in 1981.
Make your home uniquely your own with this gorgeously original abstract piece! #218 Original Abstract Art by Paul Kittlaus is one of one and sure to be the conversation piece of your home. Measuring at 24" x 30" and made with acrylic on canvas, this unique artwork will be a stunning display of your unique style.
*Local Pickup Only
About the Artist:
Reverend Paul Kittlaus was ordained in the United Church of Christ (UCC), San Diego, CA and during his career served UCC church pastorates throughout Southern California and Madison, WI. He also held ecumenical positions to advance theological training and social justice, and served as the director of the UCC Washington Office for The Office for Church in Society.
"Now retired, I’ve enjoyed painting as an alternative way to communicate and help people transform their experiences,” said Rev. Kittlaus. “Art has had that kind of power for me, and I hope my paintings serve as a catalyst for personal insights and a generally positive view of one’s environment,” he continued.
He is a published author and contributor to multiple journals and magazines. Retired in 1999 at Pilgrim Place in Claremont, CA, Rev. Kittlaus is an active steward of the community and a board member of Progressive Christians Uniting, Southern California Ecumenical Council, and Pilgrim Pines Camp. He earned a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Missouri, a masters of divinity from the University of Chicago/Chicago Theological Seminary in 1959, and masters in political science from George Washington University in 1981.