About - Peter Stilton Fine Art

PETER STILTON

For over half a century, renowned artist Peter Stilton enjoyed a vibrant career in the U.S. and abroad until his passing in 2020. With solo exhibitions from Los Angeles to Paris, and from Tampa to New York and beyond, his works can be found in private and corporate collections world-wide

Education

* University of Southern California, MS, Cinema and Film Education

* University of California, Los Angeles, MA, History of Art

* Fulbright Study Scholarship, Egypt

Exhibitions

Over 50 Solo Exhibitions in:
California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maine, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina and Paris, France

Collections

Private and Corporate Collections:
Sir Colin Davis, London Symphony; French National Collection, Hôtel de Ville, Paris; Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, Mass.; American Heart Association, St. Petersburg; The Florida Aquarium, Tampa; Temple Rodeph Sholom, Tampa; St. Joseph’s Hospital, Tampa

"Love of life. Love of Light. Opening unto sea and sky. Peter Stilton distillates happiness, a happiness without any pretension but which does not lack fervor and enthusiasm. It is a Florida ray of sun exploding into our stiff world. Thanks Peter for this superb exhibition. I am sure that the parisians will come and warm themselves with the glowing colors of your paintings."

Thank you, Peter for reminding us that Heaven is under our feet as well as above our heads. You prove that not only does Art belong in public schools and places, but in the dearest place-- our homes. Beauty (like Love) can be found wherever we are. Also now we know, "It always seems impossible until it’s done." (Nelson Mandela). May we all IMAGINE...

“How can mere words summarize a life such as Peter’s? While the [Tampa Bay Times] article admirably provides a sketch of his amazing accomplishments and commitment to all the arts, they are after all just a glimpse into the facts of his life. His true legacy will live forever in the hearts and minds of all of us who had the privilege to know him and love him, and anyone who has ever (or will ever) view his work and remember the love that exuded from any interaction with him, no matter how brief. I will never forget the love that he had for everyone – his humor, his talents, his eternal curiosity and optimism, his faith, and the love he showed to his church, his family, and friends. I am proud to be among them.”