'Imagine Claude Monet's pastel Poplars... if Monet was working 100 years later and spent a lot of time on the internet... and you get somewhere close to the work of Hermann Lederle.' Huffington Post
"Lederle’s work has a 3-D, almost architectural reality," says gallerist Laurie Frank, "achieved without employing geometry." Laurie Frank, Los Angeles
'Lederle’s work, too, falls within the ambit of modern expressionism in that it demonstrates, to a certain degree, the failure of traditional symbols to move us and the need to galvanize them with a shot of heroic energy.' James Scarborough, San Francisco
'Figures or shapes disguised within the painting are not at first apparent, but once seen cannot be unseen.' Mia Taylor, Los Angeles
This film features a gorgeous home with many of Frank Pictures Gallery's artist including Lederle's work.