| Born in Dracut, Massachusetts, Thomas Nason is known for the skill of his wood engraving of simple architectural themes. He was educated at Tufts University, and in 1929, recognition began when he won first prize for his engraving at the Philadelphia Print Club. Subsequently he was honored at The Art Institute of Chicago, 1930, the City of Warsaw, Poland, 1933, the Library of Congress, 1943, and several times at the Society of American Etchers. (showing 448 of 3778 characters). |
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