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“James Twitty has a perfect pitch for color.
His color harmonies are never saccharine nor harsh,
but unite his strange and challenging worlds as supplement to his exquisite and evocative
combination of the known and unknown.”
- Hereward Lester Cooke
Ex-Curator/National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
James Twitty
1911 - 1994
James Twitty was a well known contemporary American artist during the late 60’s through the early 90’s.
His paintings have been widely displayed both nationally and internationally in such prestigious galleries and museums as: The National Gallery of Art and the Corcoran Gallery in Washington DC (now in their permanent collections), the David Findley Gallery in New York, The Nixon White House, The Grosvenor Gallery in London, Galerie Bettina in Zurich, Queen Square Gallery in Leeds, as well as the private collections of master sculptor
John Safer, his friend and colleague Richard Diebenkorn, numerous US Embassies around the world, the movie
“The Exorcist”, plus many others. Most of the above paintings that were on loan such as The Nixon White House paintings and The Exorcist are presently in our inventory, are available for sale and can be seen on his website.