George D Gordon III Art Collections
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Artwork by George D Gordon III
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Virgin Mary in Church by George D Gordon III

Mackay Pier by George D Gordon III

MacKay Fog by George D Gordon III

Flamboyan in Park by George D Gordon III

Blue Sky Sunflower by George D Gordon III

Old San Juan Jail by George D Gordon III

Red Square by George D Gordon III

Red Church Door by George D Gordon III

Lily Lavender by George D Gordon III

City of Davenport, Florida, City Hall by George D Gordon III

Why War? by George D Gordon III

Fireworks on the Lake by George D Gordon III

Teal with Pale Orange by George D Gordon III

Gerbera Love by George D Gordon III

Twin Towers by George D Gordon III

Peppered Close by George D Gordon III

Peach Blossom by George D Gordon III

A River Runs Through by George D Gordon III

Demon Up by George D Gordon III

Take Flight by George D Gordon III

Redneck Dry Dock by George D Gordon III

Ball and Chain by George D Gordon III

Sword of Freedom by George D Gordon III

El Morro Deep Yellow Arch by George D Gordon III
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About George D Gordon III
George Daniel Gordon III grew up in the heart of Brooklyn, New York, where he was exposed to the abundant museums of the city. When he was just 14 years old, he began his pursuit of photography. As a young adult, George served in two foreign conflicts: Desert Shield and the first Gulf War, during which he served at times as a combat medic. Afterwards he pursued a career in the industrial metal industry and graduated after five-year program for veterans in pipefitting, a field that requires tremendous mathematical skills. He became a journeyman, a.k.a., master craftsman, in 2014. Dedicated to every effort he pursues, George’s artistry not only includes photographs, but it also includes two- and three-dimensional art. His sculptures are multi-mediums, usually a combination of recycled metals and woods, which – when completed – appear like jewels of color.