Norman Greenstein
As his condition has progressively worsened, he’s fought through the problems and struggles of Parkinson’s disease. In addition to creating aesthetic work, Norman’s art helps spread awareness and raise money to find a cure for the disease.
As part of his mission, Norman has given talks to other seniors with Parkinson’s in an effort to help them find the same relief that he has achieved by expressing himself through art.
Norman served in the United States Air Force for 4 years during the Vietnam War. After his service, he attended Philadelphia Community College and then Temple University, from which he received a B. A. degree in 1970.
In 2008, Norman was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, an incurable, degenerative disease that aggressively attacks the central nervous system. A few years later, he retired in order to focus on his treatment.
With the insights gained from his travails, he began reaching out to other seniors and victims of Parkinson’s by teaching painting classes to these fellow sufferers.
In 2018, Norman began selling his first paintings, and in April of this year, received his first gallery showing at The Work_Space in Manchester, CT.


Spit on A Canvas: The Journey of The Parkinson’s Painter
Will You Join Me?
- News from Norman
- New Artwork Releases
- New Store Items
- Upcoming Galleries and Exhibits
- Exclusive Promos and Discounts!
It's free to join the club. And your support helps Norman and millions of other people fight the good fight to finding a cure for Parkinson's Disease.