Marvin Soroos

Marvin Soroos Marvin Soroos Click Here to View More Photos Marvin Soroos 540 Plymouth St. Missoula, Montana 59801 Phone: (815)331-0660 Contact: Send Email Web Site Address: http://www.marvinsoroos.com Educated at Dartmouth College and Northwestern University, Marvin Soroos is a recently retired professor of international relations and global environmental politics at North Carolina State University. He divides his time between Raleigh, North Carolina, and his childhood home in Missoula, Montana. The subjects of his landscape paintings mostly in the acyrlic medium are drawn from the Big Sky country of Montana and rural North Carolina as well as from his extensive travels both within the United States and abroad. His international travels have taken him through much of Western Europe and the British Isles, Russia and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Central and South America, southern and eastern Asia, and the Persian Gulf region. He has been a visiting professor at universities in Finland and Bulgaria, as well as at Williams College in western Massachusetts. He has shown his work in solo and group exhibitions in Montana and North Carolina. His paintings have also been displayed in galleries in Raleigh, Missoula, Omaha, Nebraska, and Cody, Wyoming. His scenes of North Carolina have won several awards in the combined amateur painting division at the North Carolina State Fair including the Agricultural Commissioner’s Purchase Award. This site displays images of paintings from the artist's Montana collection. His North Carolina, Across America, and International collections can be viewed on his artist's website (address above).

Listed Artwork:   (Click on one to view more information about that artwork) Bear Grass Bitterroot Mountains Bitterroot Valley Twilight Packer Meadow Mountain Road Days of Summer Blackfoot River in Autumn Eastward Toward the Plains Remembering the Good Years Grain Elevators Blackfoot River Riffles Old Cliffside Cabin View from Courthouse Square Aspens and Wildflowers Bitterroot River Island Upper Blackfoot Valley Winter on the Clark Fork Swiftcurrent Lake Swiftcurrent Lake, Glacier National Park