Alabama. 1910 - 2007
Outsider-animal, architecture, figure
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1920 Pike Road Community, Alabama - 2006 Montgomery, Alabama. Known for: Naive figure, self portrait, animals-Outsider art.
One of the most highly regarded American self- taught artists began life as the son of a sharecropper and farm overseer on the Rittenour farm. Mose Tolliver was the youngest of seven sons born into... Read full biography
One of the most highly regarded American self- taught artists began life as the son of a sharecropper and farm overseer on the Rittenour farm. Mose Tolliver was the youngest of seven sons born into the Ike Tolliver family of twelve children. He attended Mt. Olive School briefly through the third... Read full biography
One of the most highly regarded American self- taught artists began life as the son of a sharecropper and farm overseer on the Rittenour farm. Mose Tolliver was the youngest of seven sons born into the Ike Tolliver family of twelve children. He attended Mt. Olive School briefly through the third grade. "I didn't like school. I remember I wanted to be outdoors working with my older brothers or even stacking wood . One thing I remember about our farm house, it was just a shack, but my Mama had... Read full biography
One of the most highly regarded American self- taught artists began life as the son of a sharecropper and farm overseer on the Rittenour farm. Mose Tolliver was the youngest of seven sons born into the Ike Tolliver family of twelve children. He attended Mt. Olive School briefly through the third grade. "I didn't like school. I remember I wanted to be outdoors working with my older brothers or even stacking wood . One thing I remember about our farm house, it was just a shack, but my Mama had pictures all over the walls." . He worked through his teen years for a truck farmer gathering and selling produce. Then after his father had died, when his mother was elderly, he moved with her into the city of Montgomery and lived in the same house.... Read full biography
One of the most highly regarded American self- taught artists began life as the son of a sharecropper and farm overseer on the Rittenour farm. Mose Tolliver was the youngest of seven sons born into the Ike Tolliver family of twelve children. He attended Mt. Olive School briefly through the third grade. "I didn't like school. I remember I wanted to be outdoors working with my older brothers or even stacking wood . One thing I remember about our farm house, it was just a shack, but my Mama had pictures all over the walls." . He worked through his teen years for a truck farmer gathering and selling produce. Then after his father had died, when his mother was elderly, he moved with her into the city of Montgomery and lived in the same house. Mose became a gardener and took care of many fine yards. Known for having an artistic flare for landscaping, he was given free rein by some... Read full biography
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Georgia. Born 1934
Naive religious activities
Georgia, Alabama. 1916 - 2001
Naive religious-words, folk art constructions
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South Carolina. 1906 - 1985
Naive style figure, portrait and genre regionalist painting
Alabama. 1928 - 2016
Outsider art, rural genre and landscape painting, sculpture
Florida. 1943 - 2010
Mod naive urban views, installation
Alabama. Born 1951
Large scale abstract metal sculpture and painting
Alabama. 1950 - 2018
Naive animal, figure
North Carolina. 1931 - 1999
Naive high colored yard-art sculpture
Alabama. 1908 - 1995
Naive figure, multiple portrait
West Virginia. 1901 - 1995
Naive sculpture, drawing
Alabama. Born 1950
Sandstone sculpture, assemblage, figure painting
Kentucky. 1919 - 2020
Folk art memory and rural genre paintings, wood carving
Alabama. 1854 - 1947
Folk art painting
South Carolina, Maryland. 1944 - 2020
Post modern symbolism, folk art
Georgia. 1900 - 1982
Collage, assemblages and colored pencil images of dreams, animals, landscape
Alabama, Florida / Saudi Arabia. 1942 - 2009
Memory paintings of figure and genre sharecroping
Mississippi. 1922 - 2003
Folk carver-fanciful images, religion
Mississippi. 1904 - 1994
Naive figure, assemblage sculpture
North Carolina. 1904 - 1998
Naive sculpture
Virginia. 1915 - 2000
Naive figure, outsider art, murals
Kentucky. 1895 - 1990
Folk art painting and found object sculpture
Alabama. 1923 - 2010
Naive religious vision
Louisiana. 1900 - 1980
Folk genre and religious theme painting, calligraphy, teaching
New York, Michigan / Israel. Born 1931
Naive religio-historical views, folk art painting
Texas. 1898 - 1993
Cray-pas naive genre, figure and floral painting
Vermont. 1934 - 2005
Outsider art, naive painting
Georgia. 1912 - 2006
Folk art
Florida. Born 1960
African-American genre, figure, whimsical, religious themes, outsider art
Alabama, Louisiana. 1926 - 2014
Naive, folk art style painting, political, racial themes
South Carolina, New York. 1911 - 1990
Naive figure-genre-outsider art
Louisiana / Morocco. 1945 - 2007
Folk art, wood carved totems, ceremonial canes, voodoos