Folk Art
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Welcome to my artful world where you'll find a variety of offerings from handmade primitive dolls, free patterns, primitive patterns, antiques, vintage finds and more.
Whether you are a antique nut or love the softer side of cottage chic decor, I'm sure you'll find something delightful. Each piece of artwork I make is created with a lot of thought, care and patience. I also delight in offering you treasures from my visits to antique stores, estate sales and local auctions.
Wicked Good! Art offers you a large variety of designs that reflect the culture and lifestyle of Maine, New England and beach cultures everywhere.
A text-photography documentary about self-taught, outsiders artists living in Florida.
An online museum featuring world class art made by indigenous and creative people.
Offers user hundreds of guru approved tips and links related to the different styles of folk art, where to view and purchase this type of art, and other helpful tips for the folk art lover.
Dedicated to showcasing Georgia's Living Folk Artists. Specializes in yard art, metal sculpture, and other interesting objects.
Museum of Naïve Art. In English and French.
Gallery of visionary, naive and outsider art in the UK.
Learn about the origins of Talavera a type of majolica earthenware, a white and glazed type of ceramic.
Virtual museum of thrift store paintings from the collection of Fred Beshid.
A small collection of photos of signs seen on rural road trips. This vernacular signage is a form of folk art.
Seven Sisters' quilt show travels back to the old south and days of slavery in a performance featuring song, dance, history, stories, skits and quilts.
A non-profit organization which advocates the discovery, study, documentation, preservation and exhibition of folk art, folk artists and folk art environments.
A non-profit organization founded to preserve, present, promote and popularize the artistic expressions of ordinary people.