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Panorama Folk Art: Tom D

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Remarried in 2005 to the artist Melissa Arpin Duimstra, Tom says “I will continue to paint and create until I am physically no longer able. It is the thing I feel I’m meant to do with my life, my reason for being here”. We are very honored to be able to offer some of Tom’s work at Panorama Folk Art. 1925 Cherokee Street Saint Louis, MO 63118 (314).772.8007. Site designed by WebJam Studio. Send us a message.

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Panorama Folk Art: Theresa Disney

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We’re proud and excited to be able to offer a selection of Theresa Disney’s work through Panorama Folk Art. 1925 Cherokee Street Saint Louis, MO 63118 (314).772.8007. Site designed by WebJam Studio. Send us a message.

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Panorama Folk Art: T. Marie Nolan

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Self-taught artist, T. Marie Nolan, lives in the basement of a church near the Mississippi River in Mark Twain’s hometown, Hannibal, MO. Nolan was born in Connecticut on February 28, 1954, the eighth of eleven children. Library work of all kinds (bookmobile driver, book repairer, storyteller) occupied her until the mid 1980’s when art became her full time obsession. Nolan’s work has been exhibited at outsider folk art events such as Slotin Folk Fest, House of Blues, and Kentuck. Send us a message.

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Panorama Folk Art: Big Joe McCuaig

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Big Joe McCuaig stands 6’8″, and worked for a time as security at Rock Concerts. He worked as well on a variety of construction projects, and would show up on weekends at flea markets with his family selling his walking sticks and carved fish. As his work became more popular, he began carving larger animals and deep relief “Field and Stream Picture” carvings. 1925 Cherokee Street Saint Louis, MO 63118 (314).772.8007. Site designed by WebJam Studio. Send us a message.

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Panorama Folk Art: Artists

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Panorama Folk Art: Carol Roll

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Carol Roll is a late in life folk artist. Her medium is mostly paper mache embellished with found objects, primarily vintage odds and ends, as she finds something comforting and quieting about old faded and loved objects. Her emphasis is on the faces, sometimes serious, often impish, at times somber, but always with childish innocence. It is Carols’ hope that her work shows her love of these things and evokes sweet nostalgic memories. 1925 Cherokee Street Saint Louis, MO 63118 (314).772.8007.

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Panorama Folk Art: Mark Sheppard

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Mark Sheppard, a resident of St. Louis, Missouri, is a prolific and ingenious artist with a quirky and unconventional viewpoint. Mark explains:. It all started when I was very y. Oung and naughty in Church. My parents gave me a small note pad and I drew many drawings. The rest is history – when I draw I am better behaved. I like the fatness of drawings and that in the end it’s all an illusion. As far as painting goes its like drawing with color and I like it as well. Site designed by WebJam Studio.

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Panorama Folk Art

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April 12th, 2011. Thank you for stopping by for a look. We hope you enjoy your visit here. Please check back with us often for new artists and artwork. 1925 Cherokee Street Saint Louis, MO 63118 (314).772.8007. Site designed by WebJam Studio. Send us a message.

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Panorama Folk Art: Hoke

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Since 2003 I have lived in an old church (1935) in historic Hannibal, Missouri along the banks of the Mississippi river where I wander the town scrounging old wood, metal, plasticwhatever I find that I can put some paint on! 1925 Cherokee Street Saint Louis, MO 63118 (314).772.8007. Site designed by WebJam Studio. Send us a message.