Dear Triton Community,
When I started training to take over Triton from the great Roger Puckett you welcomed me and continued to make the gallery and our offerings part of your lives.
Now, thirteen years later, it's time to pass the 'cardboard" as I shift my creative focus to writing and further exploring the world around me.
Please join me in a standing ovation for Triton's new caretaker, Terence Chu, who will guide the gallery into the next era of exciting Broadway art as well as keeping the current, classic and eye-catching vintage images available for theatre-lovers around the globe.
There's only one Triton Gallery and she will be in very good hands. Welcome, Terence!
4 comments
DONALD-BRIAN JOHNSON
Hi Nick—
Wishing you the very best as you move onward! We’ll miss our visits with you during our annual Fall visits to NYC and your invaluable advice on which posters to add to our collection. We’re confident Terence will continue the great Triton tradition!
Thanks for all you’ve done for us. We’re already looking forward to your next book!
Don & Hank from Omaha
Hi Nick—
Wishing you the very best as you move onward! We’ll miss our visits with you during our annual Fall visits to NYC and your invaluable advice on which posters to add to our collection. We’re confident Terence will continue the great Triton tradition!
Thanks for all you’ve done for us. We’re already looking forward to your next book!
Don & Hank from Omaha
Jeff Hickman
Nick – a standing ovation for Terence, but also many “bravos” for you and your time taking care of Triton. Enjoy your travels. Can’t wait for your next book!
Best, Jeff
Nick – a standing ovation for Terence, but also many “bravos” for you and your time taking care of Triton. Enjoy your travels. Can’t wait for your next book!
Best, Jeff
Don Korb
Congratulations on your retirement—and thank you for your devotion to the theater and particularly the theater poster; someday you even will be mentioned in a footnote in my book (assuming it ever gets published).
DLK
Congratulations on your retirement—and thank you for your devotion to the theater and particularly the theater poster; someday you even will be mentioned in a footnote in my book (assuming it ever gets published).
DLK
Stephen Cowley
Thank you Nick and good luck with the book
Thank you Nick and good luck with the book