Neil Kosh

American artist Neil Kosh (1926-2010) left an indelible mark on the art world as an artist and art educator. Born in 1926, Kosh's dedication to art and teaching spanned over five decades, during which he served as a professor and department chairman at the esteemed Tyler School of Art.

Throughout his career, Kosh's artistic contributions garnered attention, with his works being auctioned and appreciated by collectors. His paintings, including the notable "Reclining Figure" sold in 2018, showcased his mastery of form and expression, fetching record prices at auctions.

Beyond his artistic achievements, Kosh was a revered figure at Temple University, where he received his education and later became a distinguished alumnus. Kosh was a dedicated teacher, as shown by the awards he got for teaching well, like the Lindbach Award in 1988 and the Great Teacher Award in 1991.

Despite his passing in 2010 due to lung cancer, Neil Kosh's legacy endures through his artworks and as an educator and mentor.