Törneman was recognized with a gold medal at the U.S.
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, in San Francisco in 1915. rneman traveled intermittently in relation to his art (e.g., in 1912, to Venice), and towards the end of his life, he largely abandoned his early dark palette, and instead worked almost entirely in the brighter colors from his Paris days. Törneman traveled intermittently in relation to his art (e.g., in 1912, to Venice), and toward the end of his life, he largely abandoned his early dark palette, and instead worked almost entirely in the brighter colors from his Paris days. Törneman traveled intermittently in relation to his art (e.g., in 1912, to Venice), and toward the end of his life, he largely abandoned his early dark palette, and instead worked almost entirely in the brighter colors from his Paris days.