American Folk Art @ Cooperstown

Here is an object that is more familiar to most as a logo than as a real artifact. It is small carving of a peacock, just about 10” high, m...

Let’s face it; people love folk art not just for the vibrancy of its patterns and colors, but also for its simple and enduring charm. The b...

Portrait painters always strive to make their subjects beautiful, but sometimes they have so little to work with that there is no hiding th...

As reported in my July 9 post , on my recent trip to London I encountered striking examples of English traditional crafts in the most unlik...