Twomblys

Twomblys is the plural form used to refer to people who bear the surname Twombly. In biographical or genealogical contexts, the term may appear when discussing multiple individuals with this name.

The surname Twombly is of English origin. The precise derivation and historical spellings vary in records, and the name has appeared in American and European contexts over the centuries. Like many surnames, its form can differ across documents and time periods.

Notable individuals with the surname include Cy Twombly (Edwin Parker Twombly Jr.; 1928–2011), an American painter, sculptor, and photographer. Cy Twombly is recognized for large-scale works that blend drawing and painting, featuring gestural marks, scribbles, and inscriptions reminiscent of handwriting. His career helped shape postwar and contemporary art, and his works are held in major museums and collections around the world.

Beyond Cy Twombly, other people with the surname exist in public records and biographical sources, but none has achieved the same level of international prominence. The term Twomblys thus often appears in discussions of families or individuals sharing the surname rather than as a reference to a distinct organization or concept.