Tom Warner (1959)
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 6, 2010
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 6, 2010
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Luanne Weiskotten said
Mr. Warner’s painting are classic Americana… He should be pegged as the next Norman Rockwell! His detail and perspective of nature are exquisite!
faith freehoffer said
i looked at all your art work tom very beautilful ive been drawing for years since i was about 12 years old and never did anything with my work just for my own enjoyment and family and friends that great that you have published your work you should be proud of your work love faith
Beverly said
Tom, to me you are anouther Grandma Moses
Your work is colorful, unique, and to me it shows me that life is good to you.
As you hold that important brush in hand you are the artist that about life.
Brenda Delphia said
Very beautiful, I like that I know what I am looking at. These would also make beautiful a calender. I bet you must have some
holiday paintings.
Nora said
I am very impressed Tom. They are beautiful.
Ginnie said
Tom’s work has the capacity to reach out and invite you to walk into the middle of the story. True treasures!
Mark D. French said
Tom Warner is no longer the Berkshire’s best kept secret! He has fans and many who admire his special style. Now that we’s becoming famous, we hope he’ll not change all the things that make him such an outstanding artist. He’s told me how he met Norman Rockwell, another famous Berkshire resident. Rockwell told the young Warner “If your going to paint a picture, have it tell a story, otherwise don’t bother painting”, a lesson Warner seemingly never forgot.
His work seems to be well-influenced by Rockwell and by Vermont’s Grandma Moses, but in the end the style is “pure Tom Warner”.
Cindy said
These are a breath of fresh air. Love them.
christina koldys said
You’ve captured the moment in each of your paintings…so simple yet full of story and life. I can feel your love of life thru color and brush stroke…thank-you for sharing your wonderful gift.
Craig Adler said
Now here’s an artist that has a sense of natural reaslism. Just love this artists work. Hope he sends me something for my walls! … Craig Adler Miami, FL
Jenny said
Immediately calls to mind Norman Rockwell, Winslow Homer, and Edward Hopper- with a fully unique and original style. It is hard to believe these vivid paintings are pure watercolor.
Rob Michels said
Very nice indeed, Tom!
Rob the driving instructor