1880 - 1963
Thompson began his studies at the Massachussets Normal Art School in 1900 and then worked at the Boston Museum School under Tarbell (1901-1904). He won the Paige Travelling Scholarship which enabled him to travel in Europe where he remained until 1906.
He taught painting at the Boston Museum School (1913-1930) and taught summer classes at Ogunquit, Maine. In 1917 he married Margaret Vanderveer Hathaway of Phildelphia.
Thompson exhibited widely in the Boston area, including one-artist shows at the Guild of Boston Artists, and shows at the Rhode Island School of Design (1914) and at Rocherster (1913).
He taught painting at the Boston Museum School (1913-1930) and taught summer classes at Ogunquit, Maine. In 1917 he married Margaret Vanderveer Hathaway of Phildelphia.
Thompson exhibited widely in the Boston area, including one-artist shows at the Guild of Boston Artists, and shows at the Rhode Island School of Design (1914) and at Rocherster (1913).
