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Timothy J. Chambers is an artist trained in the tradition of American masters, and is dedicated to the continuance of such excellence in his own paintings. Training under artists who studied with such painters as Edmond C. Tarbell, William Paxton, Dennis Bunker, William Merritt Chase, and William Hawthorne was followed by years of personal and intensive direction from his father, distinguished illustrator and portraitist, William T. Chambers.

Timothy J. Chambers loves to paint the beauty of everyday nature and the people around him, to share with the rest of the world the innocence and wonder within those he paints. His works hang in homes, corporations, and galleries throughout the United States and England.

Timothy J. Chambers currently resides in beautiful Virginia with his wife and children.



Emilie


James Yates


Ashley
  • Tim is currently painting a portrait of Mr. Chuck Colson, President Nixon's former hatchetman. After serving time in prison for his role in the Watergate scandal, Mr. Colson founded the very successful Prison Fellowship ministry in 1976. There are currently over 55,000 volunteers with Prison Fellowship serving prisoners and their families around the world. Mr. Colson has also just completed his 23rd book entitled "The Good Life" available in bookstores. For more info visit www.pfm.org.

  • First place winner, "After Anders Zorn" Best of Artists and Artisans, Kennedy Promotions, July 2005. This stunning painting will be showcased in a hard/soft cover book that will be available for purchase in bookstores. Watch for more details! - Prints available for purchase by clicking onto the sidebar "Prints for Sale."

  • Oil Painters of America, Chicago, May, 2005. Painting of "Betsy" was chosen as a finalist out of 1200 submissions. For more info on the OPA show visit www.oilpaintersofamerica.com

  • Finalist for "Emilie" in Portrait Society of America's International Portrait Competition held in May, 1999; one of 10 finalists with over 120 artists competing and 300+ paintings submitted for review.

  • Finalist in the National Portrait Competition 1996 for "James Yates"; one of 30 finalists from over 1,500 entries. Presented by The Portrait Institute and American Artist Recent Magazine, 1996.

  • Painting of "James Yates" published in American Artist Recent Magazine, November issue, 1996.

  • Portrait of "Lauren" accepted into the Annual Juried Show of the Pastel Society of America, New York, NY, 1995.

  • Portrait of "Brooke" accepted into the Annual Juried Show of the Pastel Society of America, New York, NY, 1994.

  • Featured in Portraits Period, a book featuring some of America's top contemporary portrait artists, 1994.

  • Winner of the prestigious Outstanding Achievement Award presented at the National Portrait Seminar, Atlanta, GA, for his painting "Ashley", 1993.

  • Summer studies with renowned Impressionist Henry Hensche, and later with portraitist Cedric B. Egeli, at Cape School of Art (Founded by Charles Hawthorne, student of William Merritt Chase). Provincetown, MA 1982 -1993.

  • Two works accepted into the Annual Juried Show of the Pastel Society of America, New York, NY. 1992

  • Accepted for representation by Portrait Brokers of America. 1992

  • Continued studies with Cedric B. Egeli of Annapolis, MD in 1990, and continues receiving critiques and instruction today.

  • Accepted for study with renowned Spanish painter Sebastian Capella of Spain and San Diego, California. Mr. Capella is an Impressionist portrait and landscape painter having studied in the direct lineage of Joaquin Sorolla, Spanish Master. 1988

  • One-man exhibition of paintings at Studio In The Woods Gallery, Wauconda, IL. 1988

  • Exihibited in numerous art shows throughout Illinois, including The Gold Coast Art Fair in Chicago, winning top awards in two shows. Summers of 1987 and 1988.

  • Accepted into American Academy of Art, Chicago, Illinois, for study with Irving Shapiro and Mr. Parks. 1986

  • Accepted for private apprenticeship with Cedric B. Egeli, portrait painter, at his home and studio near Annapolis, MD 1984 -1986

  • Acceptance into prestigious private atelier of Richard Lack, of the Boston School, at Atelier Lack. Intense full-time study of cast and figure drawing, anatomical studies. Minneapolis, MN 1983 -1984

  • Acceptance into the Harris School of Art, Nashville, TN Concluded year with highest grade level in school. 1982

  • Chancellor's Scholar, Washington University, St. Louis. 1981

  • Finalist (one of seven) in national Fred Conway Art Fellowship Competition for a full four-year scholarship at Washington University, St. Louis. 1981

  • Scholarship, Northern Illinois University. 1981

  • Scholarship, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. 1981

  • National Finalist in Presidential Scholar's Program. 1981

  • National Finalist in Arts Recognition and Talent Search (A.R.T.S.), Cash Award. 1981

  • Lithographic print, Changes top award winner in the 1981 National Scholastic Awards, chosen for the cover of Scholastic Recent Magazine's Annual Awards Issue. 1981

  • Three National Scholastic Award Medals, National Competition, for Printmaking and Drawing. 1981




  • Honors Award - Portrait Society of America
    1999 International Portrait Competition


    Timothy J. Chambers can be reached at
    studio@timothychambers.com
    800.680.0958
    540.338.8332
    Philomont, Virginia

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