Alan Wood-Thomas

Born in Paris to a family of artists in 1920, Alan was an accomplished artist himself at the time of his death in 1976 from ALS.   Alan's life experiences had a profound influence on him, which is evident in his work.

He met Picasso and found his art to be remarkable.  You can see that influence in his pen and ink drawings of the female nude.  At the time of Picasso's death, he locked himself in his studio and created 14 etchings titled  "The Burials of Picasso".  

His time in the 603rd Ghost Army during WWII is visible in some of his most profound paintings.  

Alan was a prolific artist with over 1500 pen and ink drawings, 350 oil on paper, 400 etchings and 40 remaining paintings.  

All of his fine art is available for Gallery and Museum display and individual collectors for purchase.