Jim Linderman blog about surface, wear, form and authenticity in self-taught art, outsider art, antique american folk art, antiques and photography.
Showing posts with label naive art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label naive art. Show all posts
Goofy Term Warfare and the Plywood Jesus Garden Outsider Art
Having pretty much given up the "term warfare" which surrounded "outsider art, vernacular art, self-taught art, eccentric art, art brut, amateur art, sunday painter art, institutionalized art, marginalized art, visionary art, folk art, naive art" and the like in favor of my all- inclusive term "goofy" I hear present a splendid exhibit of some of the goofiest.
E.K. Lund was a part-time magician who lived to the age of 100. From the looks of these cards, that is about one plywood figure a year.
Photo Postcards from Lund's Garden.
See Also "Preacher, Artist, Magician, Centenarian" HERE
DULL TOOL DIM BULB BOOKS HERE
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