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Tom Flowers ’50, an art professor at Furman for 30 years who also designed and executed Furman’s mace, died in 2020, leaving hundreds of pieces including this one: Detail of Acrylic wash/graphite drawing, 23" x 18" (1980s)
Tom Flowers ’50, an art professor at Furman for 30 years who also designed and executed Furman’s mace, died in 2020, leaving hundreds of pieces including this one: Detail of Acrylic wash/graphite drawing, 23" x 18" (1980s)
Detail of Acrylic paint on canvas, 38" x 58" (late 1970s or early 1980s)
Detail of Acrylic paint on canvas, 38" x 58" (late 1970s or early 1980s)
Detail of Acrylic painting, "Farmhouse," 34" x 40" (1980s)
Detail of Acrylic painting, "Farmhouse," 34" x 40" (1980s)
Detail of Gouache, 8.5" by 11" (early 2000s).
Detail of Gouache, 8.5" by 11" (early 2000s).

Tom Flowers ’50, an art professor at Furman for 30 years who also designed and executed Furman’s mace, died in 2020, leaving hundreds of pieces.

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