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"Travis Simpkins is a dedicated lover of art. He protects it at the Worcester Art Museum. He creates it in the form of an amazing portfolio of sketches ranging from portraiture to interpretations of important art objects. And he preserves it via a weekly mailing of then-and-now photos of the WAM that accumulated quite a following and garnered him a great deal of publicity." | "Travis Simpkins is a dedicated lover of art. He protects it at the Worcester Art Museum. He creates it in the form of an amazing portfolio of sketches ranging from portraiture to interpretations of important art objects. And he preserves it via a weekly mailing of then-and-now photos of the WAM that accumulated quite a following and garnered him a great deal of publicity." | ||
-Anthony Amore, Director of Security at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Author of "Stealing Rembrandts" and "The Art of the Con" | -Anthony Amore, Director of Security at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Author of "Stealing Rembrandts" and "The Art of the Con" | ||
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Travis Simpkins
Travis Simpkins is a member of Morning Star Lodge, A.F. & A.M. in Worcester, Massachusetts. Mr. Simpkins is also a member of The Philalethes Society and he is a Fellow in the Grand College of Rites of the United States of America.
Travis Simpkins is a freelance artist, with clients throughout the United States and Europe. He currently works with the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, creating artwork for an ongoing program. He also serves as an Art Advisor with the Massachusetts Senate.
Recently, Travis was commissioned by the Worcester Historical Museum to create portraits of the Salisbury family, which were displayed at the Salisbury Mansion alongside works by colonial-era portraitist, Gilbert Stuart. His draftsmanship has drawn praise from the office of Martin Kemp, art historian and world-renowned authority on Leonardo da Vinci.
Travis Simpkins is also a staff member of the Worcester Art Museum, working in different capacities over the past 18 years. His efforts and connections have culminated in the addition of more than 300 works of art to WAM's permanent collection, including 94 woodblock prints by Japanese artist Yoshida Toshi.
Mr. Simpkins holds a certification from the International Foundation for Cultural Property Protection. He is a contributor to various art security forums, conducting research into art theft, preservation and archaeological ethics.
Gallery
Tim Wallace Murphy
Manly P. Hall. 33° Freemason. The Soul in Egyptian Metaphysics
Kirk MacNulty
Timothy Hogan, Grandmaster Knights Templar
Robert LD Cooper
Count Cagliostro
Theodore Roosewelt, US-President
Robert Davis
Shawn Eyer
Fred Palmer
Comte de Saint Germain
Greg Stahl
MW Harvey J. Waugh
Bill Paxton
Michael Leonard
Jon Lapomardo
Josef Wages
David Lucas
John Sullivan
William F. Cody "Buffallo Bill"
Isaiah Thomas (1749-1831
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
Dr. Mark Koltko-Rivera
David-Owens
Charles A. Lindbergh (1902-1974), Aviator. Member of Keystone Lodge No. 243 St. Louis, Missouri.
Testimonials
"Travis Simpkins is a dedicated lover of art. He protects it at the Worcester Art Museum. He creates it in the form of an amazing portfolio of sketches ranging from portraiture to interpretations of important art objects. And he preserves it via a weekly mailing of then-and-now photos of the WAM that accumulated quite a following and garnered him a great deal of publicity." -Anthony Amore, Director of Security at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Author of "Stealing Rembrandts" and "The Art of the Con"
"This is the nicest art rendering of myself I have ever seen." -Dr. Mark Koltko Rivera, Author of "Freemasonry: An Introduction" and Presenter on The History Channel
"You can see by the reactions of associates… overwhelming admiration for such artistic talent." -Stevan Layne, President of the International Foundation for Cultural Property Protection IFCPP
"A darn genius." -Chris Faraone, News & Features Editor at DigBoston
"Fabulous work. You really captured Bob in the sketch." -Donna Wittman, Vice President of Robert Wittman, Inc.
"I'm speechless… Color me impressed." -Michael Blanding, Author of "The Map Thief"
"It's nice to see someone in the art security field who also has great artistic talent." -Detective Don Hrycyk, LAPD Art Theft Detail
"In many ways it's more me than photographs generally are. You are very gifted, and I'm honored to have been your subject." -Ron Hansen, Author of "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford".
Contact
For all art commissions, general inquiries and comments, please send email to Travis Simpkins:
mailto:artcrimeillustrated@hotmail.com
The job of the artist is always to deepen the mystery.
~ Francis Bacon.
Acclaimed portrait artist Travis Simpkins offers us his renditions some of the world’s most famous Freemasons. These beautiful prints are provided on high gloss, heavy weight paper suitable for framing.
Have a look and enjoy!
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Works
Links
- Website Travis Simpkins, Freelance Artist and Museum Professional. Commissions, Research and Consultations. Certified Institutional Protection Specialist http://www.artcrimeillustrated.com/
