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Gainesville, FL
Alyne Harris
1943-
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Alyne Harris is a self-taught artist who was born in 1943 and has lived in Florida most all of her life. She supports herself through painting and by working as a housekeeper. She paints in acrylics on board, paper and canvas and uses brushes, her fingertips, or anything available such as a stick or kitchen utensil. Alyne paints into the night, using generous amounts of acrylic paint to portray scenes of her rural surroundings, and religious scenes, including angels and devils. She takes her inspiration from religion, black history, and remembrances from childhood and nature. Alyne's work is included in the collections of the Rockford Art Museum, the New Orleans Museum of Art and the Asheville Art Museum.
Hoodoo Mo Gallery
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Bibliography:
"20th Century American Folk, Self Taught, and Outsider Art" by Betty-Carol Sellen, Cynthia J. Johnson, Neal-Schuman Publishers, New York, 1993.
"Souls Grown Deep: African American vernacular Art of the South", Vol 1, Arnett, et al, 1995.
"Self Taught, Outsider, and Folk Art—A guide to American Artists, Locations and Resources" by Betty-Carol Sellen with Cynthia J. Johnson, 2000.
"American Self-Taught Art: An Illustrated Analysis of 20th Century Artists and Trends with 1,319 Capsule Biographies" by Florence Laffal and Julius Laffal, 2003.
"Extraordinary Interpretations: Florida’s Self-taught Artists" by Gary Monroe, 2003.
Slotin Folk Art Auction Catalog, Masterpiece Sale, November 4, 2006 |
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