William St. George
P A I N T E R
162 Boylston Street, Suite 49
Boston, MA 02116
Tel 617-338-0200 · Fax 617-338-4600
E-mail arts@stgeorgegallery.com
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Globe staff photo/Bill Brett
Boston Globe, Friday, April 28, 1995

William St. George, Painter

"More than anything, I try to give the brightest and purest note to my colors,
as if the entire personality of the painting could be found in one single brushstroke." 

Landscapes, Seascapes, Cityscapes, Figurative, Portrait and Equestrian Studies. 
Colorist.
A direct, vibrant, contemporary palette.
Influenced by both contemporary and past Masters:
Van Gogh, Cezanne, James Stagg,
Sprinchorn, Kandinsky, Dekooning, Diebenkorn,
Milton Resnick, Nathan Oliveira.

Ongoing Exhibits:

St. George Gallery
Monthly Artist shows. 
162 Boylston Street, Suite 49, Boston, MA  02116
Tel. (617) 338-0200  Fax. (617) 338-4600
www.stgeorgegallery.com - arts@stgeorgegallery.com

Works Held in Corporate Collections:

PharMerica, Louisville, KY.
Harbor Capital, Boston, MA.
Executive Office of Citizens Bank, Boston, MA.
Baupost Group, Boston, MA.
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.
Societé Immobilièu Trans - Québec.
The New World Power Corporation, Lime Rock, CT.
The Alexander Law Firm, San Jose, California
Law Offices of Hale & Dorr, Boston, MA.
Law Offices of Atwood & Cherney, Boston, MA.

Corporate Collections (continued)

Office of the Undersecretary of Finance, Nuevo Leon, Mexico.
Executive Offices of Ackerley Communications, Seattle, Washington.
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Mutual Funds, International Place, Boston, MA.
Singer Entertainer, John Davidson. 
Bank of Canton, Canton, MA.
Wertheim Schroder & Co. Inc., Boston, MA.
Gulston & Storrs, Attorneys at Law, Boston, MA.
The Boston Globe, Boston, MA.
Colonial Management, Boston, MA.
Kuhns Brothers Investment Banking, New York, NY.
Blue Cross Corporate Collection, Boston, MA.
Related Urban Development, New York, NY.
Grill 23 restaurant, Boston, MA.
Mass General Hospital, Boston, MA.
Deutsche Bank AG New York, New York City, NY.

One Man Shows:

J. Todd Galleries, Wellesley and Lexington, MA. (1991)
Lime Rock Galleries, Lakeville, CT. (1991)
E. L. Wilde Gallery, Avon, CT. (1992)
Open Studios, Boston, MA. (1994)
The South Rotunda Art Gallery, Hynes Auditorium, Boston, MA. (1996)
Open Studios, Boston, MA. (1996)
Upstairs at Johnsons Gallery, Newbury St., Boston, MA. (1998)
Vision Arts Gallery, Boston, MA. (1998)
Workbench, Boston, MA. (1999)
Boulevard Gallery, Newport, Rhode Island (2003)
St. George Gallery, MA. (1999 - Present)
Peabody Gallery, Palo Alto, CA. (2005)
Beyond Décor Gallery, Palm Beach, FL. (2005)
William Henry Gallery, Milton, MA. (2006)
Canvas Gallery, W. Boston, MA. (2007)

Group Shows:

Judi Rotenberg Galleries, Boston, MA.
Willoughby’s Gallery, Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard, MA.
Canvas Gallery, W. Acton, MA.
Noroton Gallery, Darien, CT.

Special Recognition:

Who's Who in American Art, 2006-2007

Published in The Best of Acrylic Painting
Quarry Books
Distributed by North Light Books, Cincinnati, Ohio

"The Painter"
Starring role in a 15 minute fictional film directed by Alexander Berman
submitted to various film festivals including
Robert Redford's Sundance Studios in Utah

Two paintings used in scene from movie
"Ghosts of Girlfriends Past" 2009

“375 Views of Boston”, 2005, an exhibition organized by
Mayor Thomas Menino commemorating Boston’s 375th birthday. 

“Urban Vista”, “Chinatown” and “Swan Pond” paintings
were selected from over 300 entries for a four month exhibit at City Hall, Boston.

The Two Collection 1991, WGBH/Boston, Channel Two.
(Public Television) "LOOSETRIFE" painting used for annual

 Channel Two Auction Promotion.  Reproduction of "LOOSETRIFE" painting
used for full color catalog cover, event invitations and on-air promotions. 

Pak 2000 continuing American Artist Series.  Selected as 1992's Feature Artist. 

Painting chosen to feature as Pak 2000's commemorative print for 1992
sent to a select group of clients. 

Showcased in the March 3, 1994 Newbury Street Guide “Celebration of the Arts” issue. 

Voted Best of Show WGBH/Boston, Channel Two Auction, 1994. 

On air presentation made during "Two Collection" evening

Guest Artist Demonstrator as Preview for Exhibit, Judi Rotenberg Galleries, Boston, MA.

De Cordova Museum Corporate Program.

The Two Collection 2005, WGBH/Boston, Channel Two (Public Television) -

Reproduction of "Aura", a floral painting, used for all promotional purposes, including
full color catalog cover,  event invitations and on-air promotions. 

Selected “2005 Artist of the Year” by the Menlo Charity Horse Show, Atherton, CA.

 60” x 60” equestrian oil painting “Lipizzaner” will be featured on all
promotional  materials for The Menlo Charity Horse Show.  This week-long 
event has been voted “Horse Show of the Year” for the past 5years.

Featured artist for Equestrian Network Magazine, 2007. 
This site is the largest one of it’s kind, over 50,000 subscribers, www.equestmagazine.com

Featured Artist:

Gallery Guide, cover and feature article
February, 2004, December, 2004, October, 2005
Horses in Art, cover and feature article, August 2005

Member:

The Copley Society, Boston
Guest Speaker and Demonstrator for various schools,
Universities and Art Associations in Boston
And the greater New England area.  
Host and Producer of "Impressions,"
a weekly  New England Cable Television program
demonstrating painting techniques through a
painting in progress.  Shown on BNN, Boston Cable Access Channel
and various New England towns.

Education:

The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA.
Advanced Painting, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
Marlene Oliver, Instructor (Ongoing)