Media Kit

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This media kit provides everything you need to write about, exhibit, or promote the work of John F. Gould. For high-resolution images, custom requests, or interview opportunities, please contact us directly.

Artist Biography

Short and long-form biographies suitable for exhibition catalogs, press releases, and editorial use.

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High-Resolution Images

Press-quality images of select paintings available for editorial and promotional use. Contact us for access.

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Exhibition History

Complete exhibition record including current shows, institutional holdings, and archived collections.

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Fact Sheet

Quick-reference sheet with key dates, career highlights, and collection overview for editorial use.

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Collection Catalog

Browse the complete collection of 31 cataloged works organized by theme and period.

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Quick Reference

Artist Fact Sheet


Full Name John Fleming Gould Born 1906, Worcester, Massachusetts Died 1996 (age 90) Education Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York Mediums Oil, acrylic, watercolor, pen and ink Subjects American Revolution, Hudson River Valley, maritime, transportation, landscapes, still life Notable Roles Saturday Evening Post illustrator (8+ years); Art consultant, General Electric & Erie Locomotive Division (20+ years); Professor, Pratt Institute (22 years); Lecturer on oriental art Gallery Bethlehem Art Gallery, Cornwall, NY (est. 1957 with wife Mary Gould) Institutional Archives Syracuse University; New York State Museum (250+ transparency images) Current Exhibition "Newburgh and the Nation" — Newburgh Free Library (Oct 2025 – Oct 2027) Collection Manager Robert Gould Curatorial Partner Art & Anthropology Press Press Contact legacy@johngouldart.com · 845-341-8482

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About John F. Gould Legacy Art

John F. Gould Legacy Art preserves and shares the work of American painter and illustrator John Fleming Gould (1906–1996). A Pratt Institute graduate, Saturday Evening Post illustrator, General Electric art consultant, and beloved educator, Gould spent nearly seven decades capturing the spirit of the Hudson River Valley and the founding story of America. His collection — spanning oils, acrylics, watercolors, and pen-and-ink originals — is managed by his son Robert Gould, in partnership with Art & Anthropology Press. Works are held in private collections and institutional archives at Syracuse University and the New York State Museum.