J gibson artist seascape paintings

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James Gibson

Described as “kind, courtly and supremely talented — not a combination you find in many people,” by journalist Anthony Westbury, James Gibson is as remembered today for his style and charisma as he is for his art.

Born the oldest of eight children in 1938 in Moore Haven, Fla., the family moved to Fort Pierce sometime in the early 40s where Gibson counted Alfred Hair, one of the founder