Boyer, George

George Boyer studied architecture at Ryerson Polytechnical Institution and then drawing and painting at the Ontario College of Art where he graduated in 1980.
His work depicts the Canadian experience and expressions. From urban scenes to the lakes and rivers of Canada's North Country Boyer's works represents his passion for the Canadian landscape and culture.
In 1991 he was commissioned by the VIA Rail Canada Inc. to paint a diptych for LR.C coach car. George paints the landscape throughout Ontario. He has been showing at John A. Libby's since 1992.
He is a member of the Ontario Society of Artists achieving the "Life Member Award" in 2021. The OSA founded in 1872 is the oldest Canadian art society. He is also a member of the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour.

Awards:
Life Member Award, Ontario Society of Artists, 2021
2nd prize for a Landscape painting at the National Fine Art Competition in 1992.
Juror's Choice Award, Marine Museum, Toronto Historical Board, 1991.
Best in Show Award, Colborne Lodge, Toronto Historical Board, 1990.
First Juror's Choice, Marine Museum, Toronto Historical Board, 1990.
Best Painting Award of Merit, Ontario Society of Artists, 1984.
Toronto Archives Award, City of Toronto, 1983.
Best in Show Award, Beth Tikvah Synagogue, 1982