The Artists

Tom Kozar — Water Bridges of Frederick County

Water Bridges of Frederick County

Tom Kozar received his B. S. of Science degree from Edinboro University, where he was chosen for the Delta Phi Delta Outstanding Art Student Award. His graduate studies included work at Carnegie Mellon University, American University, Virginia Commonwealth University and La Salle University. The world of natural objects is an integral part of Tom Kozar's repertoire. His exceptional draftsmanship is evident in his realistic pen and ink drawings. Tom's eye for detail has enabled him to win many best of show awards across the United States in drawing, painting, sculpture, graphic design, and photography. Museums, private collectors, and industrial firms own his work. Tom has illustrated many historical sites around the Washington, D. C. area. He has been Artist in Residence at the C & O Canal, Antietam National Battlefield and Rock Creek Park. Tom painted the Lewis and Clark journey: "Corps of Discovery" for the National Park Service, located at Fort Clatsop National Memorial, Oregon. This key is a perfect combination of nature and history and demonstrates his involvement in the C & O Canal.