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Joe Andoe is an American painter best known for his muted depictions of landscapes, solitary objects, and portraits using thin paint and photographic-like rendering. The artist’s works deal with the memories and connections he has to the open spaces and mood of the Great Plains, and frequently features animals such as horses, buffalo, and deer. Andoe’s signature technique consists of applying a thick layer of oil paint to his surfaces, incising the outlines of his subjects, and then wiping away the wet paint to reveal the coarsely textured canvas underneath.
Andoe's paintings are represented in the permanent collections of: Museum of Modern Art, New York; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Museum of Fine Art, Boston; the San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art; and St. Louis Museum of Art, St. Louis, MO.
