Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, George Gibson was educated at Edinburgh College of Art in Glascow and at the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles. He was a frequent painting companion of Emil Kosa.
In 1934, Gibson began a thirty-five year career with Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios and became director of the scene department. He developed colossal, dramatic backdrops for movies such as "Brigadoon," "The Wizard of Oz," and "Oklahoma." However, his watercolors of life around him were of a more (showing 500 of 2234 characters). |
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