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Saint Barbara Sword Maker (2025) Painting by Timothy Colomer
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Timothy Colomer is a contemporary American artist and a USMC veteran and former bomb squad technician. His unique background profoundly influences his art, infusing it with depth and a compelling narrative.
Colomer's work aims to educate and raise awareness about PTSD and TBI, using his platform to highlight these critical issues. By purchasing his art, patrons a cause that aids veterans and others facing similar challenges. His art has been exhibited internationally and recognized by various art communities, ensuring that each piece is both highly regarded and impactful.
Colomer offers customized commissions, including portraits of customers' favorite pets, adding a personal touch that ensures each piece resonates deeply with its owner. He is also a member of the "Artists in Arms" group, meaning that purchasing his work s not just an individual artist but a community of veterans who use art as a means of expression and healing.
- Nationality: UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : 1975
- Artistic domains: Works by artists with a certified artist value,
- Groups: Contemporary American Artists
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