Don’t miss your opportunity to own a Thomas George original.
Thomas George (1918-2014) was an internationally recognized artist whose work is included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum, the National Gallery of American Art, the Tate Gallery, and many other museums and major collections in the United States and abroad.
A Dartmouth graduate, Tom studied in New York, Paris and Florence. He had his first one-man exhibition in New York in 1951 followed by more than 50 one-man exhibitions in the United States and abroad. From 1959 -1981 he was represented by the Betty Parsons Gallery in New York City.
Tom was a resident of Princeton, N.J. and used the local scenery of Marquand Park and the Institute for Advanced Studies as inspiration for tree and garden studies. However, always seeking new inspiration for his work, he travelled extensively with his family throughout Europe and the Orient. He found particular inspiration in the dramatic landscapes of Japan, China and, especially, Norway where he maintained a home and worked every summer for over 30 years.
Thomas George was a prolific and successful artist and his popular local shows included the Princeton University Art Museum (2005) and the Arts Council of Princeton (2011) before he passed away in 2014. Tom is survived by his sons, John and Geoff George who own a large collection of his works including wood cuts, prints, oils, drawings, pastels and watercolors.
The Arts Council of Princeton will be hosting a sale of Thomas George’s artwork from August 1-4, 2024 in our Taplin gallery. All works will be available at reasonable prices, unframed as well as original framed works. There will be something for everyone at this special sale, so don’t miss your opportunity to own a Thomas George original.