George Hallmark.
Born and raised in North Central
Texas, George Hallmark identifies with life in the country and feels at
home in a rural setting. For many years, he worked as an
architectural designer and as a commercial artist. It was in the
mid-seventies that Hallmark first began to devote more time to painting
fine art. In 1979, he traveled to Utah to study with William Whitaker,
then Professor in Residence at B.Y.U. His
work can be found among the prestigious collections of the Texas Capitol,
Texas Instruments, Medical Heritage Collection, and the Capitol in
Washington, D.C. Hallmark has won many awards including selection as
Official Texas State Artist. In 1999, his work will be included in the
Artists of America Show in Denver. He is represented by Trailside
Galleries in Scottsdale and Jackson Hole. |
