BORN:
George Parsonage was born in Glasgow, United Kingdom.
EARLY LIFE:
George studied at the University of Glasgow, graduating in 1967. Alongside his academic life, he developed an interest in art, pursuing it independently and cultivating a personal creative practice.
LIVES:
He is based in Glasgow, United Kingdom.
CAREER:
George went on to become head of the Glasgow Humane Society, the world’s oldest life-saving organisation, established in 1790. He inherited this role from his father in 1979, continuing a family tradition of public service. The society is responsible for rescuing individuals from the River Clyde, and his work there has been central to his professional life.
MATERIALS:
He works with a variety of artistic materials, chosen according to the needs of each piece and his personal creative exploration.
STYLE AND SUBJECTS:
George’s work is created for personal expression rather than public exhibition. His approach is private and reflective, focusing on subjects that hold personal meaning rather than commercial appeal.
AWARDS AND EXHIBITIONS:
George does not exhibit his work and does not accept commissions. When he does sell pieces, he donates the proceeds to Macmillan Cancer Support, reflecting his commitment to charitable causes.
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