George Throop Art: Where Impressionism Meets Bold Experimentation
Architectural landscapes reimagined
Throop has gained recognition for his vibrant colors and distinctive style, which have led to significant success at the RedDoor Gallery in Camas, Washington. His recent series draws inspiration from various themes, including the land of Oz and urban landscapes, capturing both the energy and loneliness of city life. Notable pieces include "Empire at Night" and "Cruisin’ New York," which reflect his interpretation of late-night city scenes.
Cityscapes
Bold strokes capture urban life’s vibrant pulse.
Landscapes
Sweeping views blend impressionist light with architectural forms, using palette knives and sponges for texture.
Mixed Media
Combining brushes, rollers, and pastels, these pieces explore new dimensions within impressionist-inspired themes.
Experience
George's journey blends impressionism with architectural and landscape themes, using diverse tools to bring his vision alive.
His evolving style reflects a deep passion for texture and form.
Work
Studio Artist
Self
2010 - Present
Creates mixed-media paintings combining brushes and unconventional tools.
George’s blend of tools brings each cityscape to life with vibrant, textured energy.
L.M.
The way George captures light and shadow in his landscapes feels truly alive.
J.K.
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