interesting site

13 years ago

I came across this site in exploring the internet. I don't know if any of you have visited it. Very interesting! It is called visionary folk art environments in the united states.

It is found at:

http://www.narrowlarry.com/page1.html

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luna_llena_feliz
13 years ago
No, but I have been to a few of those sites! I recognized the fence in the picture from Prairie Moon and I have been to the Tellen Woodland Sculpture Garden and Grandview. I want to go see the Forevertron, the Holy Ghost Grotto, the Wegner Grotto and Fred Smith's Concrete Park - all in Wisconsin. The Kohler Art Foundation (yeah, the toilet people) have preserved a number of the folk art sites in Wisconsin.
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