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Thomas McKnight
"Thomas McKnight’s paintings, serigraphs and posters, phenomenally popular with the public, have placed
him in an elite group of contemporary artists whose work can be instantly recognizable as his own."
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Original Acrylic Paintings
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"Fifth Avenue Atrium" |
"Life of the Artist" |
"Soho Still Life" |
Serigraphs
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"Portofino" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper 36" X 24" (image) |
"Tropical Gazebo" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper 27" X 24" (image) |
"Kalafati Panorama" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper 22.5" X 45" (image) |
"Sunset Hill Mykonos" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper
Certificate of Authenticity 36" X 20" (image) |
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"Lighthouse Point" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper
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"Kobe Pink Room" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper
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"Kitano Lounge" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper
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"Cape Cod" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper
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"Stockbridge" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper 32" X 26" (image) |
"Biscayne Bay" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper 24" X 27" (image) |
"Santa Barbara" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper 29.5" X 26" (image) |
"Lamington" Limited edition Serigraph
on paper 30" X 26" (image) |
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BiographyThomas Mcknight is a prominent figure in the fine art world. His paintings, limited edition Thomas McKnight is a prominent figure in the fine art world. His paintings, limited edition serigraphs and aquatints have a vast audience in the United States, Europe and Japan.
Thomas McKnight grew up in suburbs of Montreal, New York City and Washington, D.C. After receiving his Bachelor's Degree from Wesleyan University, he studied art history at Columbia University. He then served in Korea with the army for two years, and later worked for Time Magazine.
Since deciding to devote himself to painting full time in 1972, McKnight’s work has been exhibited in over two hundred and fifty one man shows through out the United States, Europe and Japan, and has appeared everywhere from the cover of Reader’s Digest to pages of Japanese calendars to the walls of restaurants in southern China.
His prints have appeared in numerous movies and television shows including Beverly Hills 90210 and When Harry Met Sally. At a recent Cannes Film Festival, actor director Robert Redford remarked that McKnight was his favorite artist.
McKnight's private, public, corporate and museum collections are too numerous to list here. In 1988, McKnight’s Constitution was chosen as the official image of the U.S. Constitution Bicentennial. In fact, Constitution was one of only three art works which First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton chose to bring to Washington from Little Rock when President Clinton was elected. The serigraph hangs in the White House solarium which serves as the first family's living room. Longtime McKnight fans, the Clintons asked the artist to create an image for the presidential Christmas card in 1994 and again in 1995. His warm home and hearth renderings of the White House Red Room and Blue Room at holiday time have now appeared on half a million cards sent out worldwide from the White House.
Six books of McKnight’s art have been published (two in Japan) including the most recent Voyage to Paradise. He was commissioned by Dennis Connor in 1992 to paint two images commemorating the America's Cup races, and by the city of Kobe, Japan in 1993 to create a series of paintings to serve as the centerpiece for the two year celebration of its tricentennial. After the devastating earthquake which hit Kobe in 1995, McKnight created an earthquake relief poster.
One critic writes: McKnight s images work on many different levels: they are beautiful to look at, instill a sense of inner harmony and speak to us in the language of dreams, showing us a parallel world full of magic and enchantment". McKnight s paintings capture the fascination of masked balls and romances, the human yearning to return to Eden.
Museum Collections
Biblioteque Nationale, Paris
Corporate Collections
Avon Collection
Commissions
1988 U. S. Constitution
Bicentennial, selected official |
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Helen Anikst |
Charles Apt
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Juan
Carlos Arango |
Rita Asfour
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Andrew Atroshenko
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Guillaume
Azoulay |
Gary Benfield
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Slava
Brodinsky |
Marysia
Burr |
John
Michael Carter |
Jacob
Chayat |
Alexander
Chen |
Edward
Colarik |
Christine Comyn |
Joseph
Dawley |
E. Denis
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Neal Doty
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Nissan
Engel |
Lee Dubin
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Erte
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Jiang Tie
Feng |
Ming
Feng |
Ferjo |
Daniella_Foletto |
Derrick
Greaves |
Dima Gorban |
Don
Hatfield | Hava
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Lu Hong |
Yenfen
Huang |
Michael
Kachan |
Irit Kalechman |
John Kelly |
Michael Kerman |
John Kollig
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Anatole Krasnyansky | Dorit Levi |
Didier
Lourenco |
Aldo Luongo
| Batia Magal
| Peter Max
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Barbara
McCann |
Thomas
McKnight |
Alex
Meilichson |
Anatoly
Metlan |
Ilene Meyer
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Henry
Miller |
Ron Mondz |
Victoria Montesinos |
Valter
Morais |
Adriana
Naveh | Michael
Nelson |
Robert
Lyn Nelson |
Miquela
Nicolau |
John Nieto
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Chuck
Oberstein |
S. Sam Park
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Linnea
Pergola |
Pino |
John Powell
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William
Nelson |
Jan Parker
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Alex Perez
Picasso Estate Collection |
Henri
Plisson |
Linda Pirri
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Andre
Renoux |
Annie
Retivat |
Michael Rosenvain | Patrick
Ryan |
Francisco Sainz |
Marco
Sassone |
David
Schluss |
James Scoppettone |
Jane
Wooster Scott |
Francis
Sevitt |
George
Shelly |
Viktor
Shvaiko |
Stephen Shortridge |
Vadik
Suljakov |
Rina
Sutzkever |
James
Talmadge |
Tarkay |
Mary Bradish Titcomb |
Christian Title |
Itzhak
Tordjman |
Yuri
Tremler |
Lloyd Van Pitterson | Doug Webb
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Cao Yong |
Caroline
Young |
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