"Kansas Landscape w/Windmill" - Glannon

"Kansas Landscape w/Windmill" - Glannon8 x 10" print on canvas by Edward Glannon (1911 1992) For more than sixty years, Edward Glannon painted the American land. I grew up in a deep and narrow Pennsylvania valley, Glannon wrote in the journal he maintained from the time he was a young man, and I learned to love the poetry of the earth and the music of landscapes. It has motivated me all my life. Born in a factory town north of Pittsburgh in 1911, the oldest of ten children, Glannon often

While he continued to make sculpture from auto parts

Pecan Grove and The Bridge at War Eagle available in polyester-canvas only

Also makes a great gift for family and friends

and from 1959 on he concentrated on sculpture built entirely of crushed automobile parts welded together

and every week for a year traveled from his home in Tulsa to Oklahoma City to study with Richard and Edith Goetz

The original Sebastian County Courthouse was built in 1887

became a landscape painter of considerable talent himself

without embellishment

and Caroyn Anderson

Utilizing his training in the technical fields

His works have been included in the Ogden Museum of Southern Art

Dangers spent periods living and working in both Fort Smith