Malcolm Thompson is known for his large, vibrant, and lushly painted flower scenes in acrylic and watercolor. He was born in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania in 1916. A graduate of the Pratt Institute, he continued his studies with the Art Students League and in the studio of illustrator Nicholas Riley. He was a watercolor and anatomy instructor for the McLain Art Institute from 1938-1940.
Thompson's exhibition venues include: Society of Casein Artists, 1970; the Slater Memorial Museum, 197 (showing 500 of 1110 characters). |
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