Grandma Moses

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ABDO, Aug 15, 2005 - Juvenile Nonfiction - 32 pages
Self-taught American folk artist Anna Mary Moses became a painter late in life after working on farms in New York and Virginia. This biography introduces the rural childhood, family life, early yarn pictures, discovery by Louis J. Caldor, first exhibition at Otto Kallir's gallery, Hallmark Christmas cards, documentary interview by Edward R. Murrow, illustration of Clement C. Moore's "The Night Before Christmas," and primitive style of the woman who would become Grandma Moses. Sidebars, a glossary, an index, and a phonetics section accompany easy-to-read text and full-color reproductions of Moses's artwork, including Taking in Laundry, Deep Snow, The Old Automobile, and The Eisenhower Home.
 

Contents

Grandma Moses
4
Timeline
6
Fun Facts
7
Farm Life
8
Into the World
10
Early Art
12
Folk Art
14
Surprise Success
16
Honors
20
Filling Homes
22
A Presidents Farm
24
Turning 100
26
Final Days
28
Glossary
30
Saying It
31
Index
32

Painting History
18

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