North Carolina. 1904 - 1998
Naive sculpture
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1945 Algiers, Morocco - 2007 New Orleans, Louisiana. Known for: Folk art, wood carved totems, ceremonial canes, voodoos.
Following is an obituary of Herbert Singleton by Doug MacCash, August 2, 2007 from The Times-Picaynne newspaper, Greater New Orleans. Herbert "Coon" Singleton, internationally known folk artist, died... Read full biography
Following is an obituary of Herbert Singleton by Doug MacCash, August 2, 2007 from The Times-Picaynne newspaper, Greater New Orleans. Herbert "Coon" Singleton, internationally known folk artist, died July 25 of lung cancer at Jo Ellen Smith Convalescent Center. He was 62. Born and raised in... Read full biography
Following is an obituary of Herbert Singleton by Doug MacCash, August 2, 2007 from The Times-Picaynne newspaper, Greater New Orleans. Herbert "Coon" Singleton, internationally known folk artist, died July 25 of lung cancer at Jo Ellen Smith Convalescent Center. He was 62. Born and raised in Algiers, Singleton earned a living as a construction worker, working on structures such as the Mississippi River Bridge. In the early 1970s, he began carving the stumps of fallen trees into front-porch... Read full biography
Following is an obituary of Herbert Singleton by Doug MacCash, August 2, 2007 from The Times-Picaynne newspaper, Greater New Orleans. Herbert "Coon" Singleton, internationally known folk artist, died July 25 of lung cancer at Jo Ellen Smith Convalescent Center. He was 62. Born and raised in Algiers, Singleton earned a living as a construction worker, working on structures such as the Mississippi River Bridge. In the early 1970s, he began carving the stumps of fallen trees into front-porch totems and branches into ceremonial canes. By the 1980s, his carvings caught the attention of local art collectors as his work became more complicated and political. Using only a hammer and chisel, he transformed discarded chifforobe panels into symbolic... Read full biography
Following is an obituary of Herbert Singleton by Doug MacCash, August 2, 2007 from The Times-Picaynne newspaper, Greater New Orleans. Herbert "Coon" Singleton, internationally known folk artist, died July 25 of lung cancer at Jo Ellen Smith Convalescent Center. He was 62. Born and raised in Algiers, Singleton earned a living as a construction worker, working on structures such as the Mississippi River Bridge. In the early 1970s, he began carving the stumps of fallen trees into front-porch totems and branches into ceremonial canes. By the 1980s, his carvings caught the attention of local art collectors as his work became more complicated and political. Using only a hammer and chisel, he transformed discarded chifforobe panels into symbolic friezes, depicting biblical scenes, Voodoo icons and second-line parades. He also frequently depicted the poverty, drug abuse and viol... Read full biography
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Alabama. Born 1951
Large scale abstract metal sculpture and painting
Mississippi. 1904 - 1994
Naive figure, assemblage sculpture
Georgia, North Carolina. 1938 - 1996
Abstract shape and figure, mural
Georgia, Ohio. 1938 - 1997
Woodcarver-folk art, religious, collaborative art
California. Born 1924
Naive obsessive male portraits, fantasy faces, animals, people
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South Carolina. 1906 - 1985
Naive style figure, portrait and genre regionalist painting
Georgia. 1900 - 1982
Collage, assemblages and colored pencil images of dreams, animals, landscape
Illinois. 1894 - 1989
Naive religio-historical carvings
Mississippi, Tennessee. 1900 - 1996
Naive genre painting
Louisiana. 1898 - 1997
Folk art sculpture, painting, yard art
Florida, Ohio. 1908 - 1986
Naive figure painting
Mississippi. 1911 - 1997
Naive sculptor
Haiti. 1923 - 2012
Pencil thin figure drawing, decorative art and mural painting
Vermont. 1934 - 2005
Outsider art, naive painting
West Virginia. 1901 - 1995
Naive sculpture, drawing
Kentucky. 1906 - 1990
Folk art, naive painting and sculpture, bird and birdhouse sculpture, airplanes
Louisiana. 1959 - 2004
Mod naive urban genre
Alabama, Louisiana. 1926 - 2014
Naive, folk art style painting, political, racial themes
Georgia. Born 1934
Naive religious activities
Louisiana. 1900 - 1980
Folk genre and religious theme painting, calligraphy, teaching
Nebraska, Arizona / Italy. 1913 - 2002
Naive figure and genre painting
United States. 1919 - 2002
Pottery and clay art using pit-fire method
Mississippi. 1922 - 2003
Folk carver-fanciful images, religion
Mississippi. 1913 - 1994
Naive figure-genre painting, carvings
New York, Michigan / Israel. Born 1931
Naive religio-historical views, folk art painting
Pennsylvania. 1921 - 1987
Naive figure, circus animal
Georgia. 1945 - 2009
Naive, folk art painting
Kentucky. 1931 - 2012
Folk art
Georgia. 1928 - 2005
Naive figure
Alabama. 1934 - 1985
Naive ethnic figure
Tennessee. 1903 - 1976
Folk art wood carving-figure, wildlife