Traditional and Folk Art Hall

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to the Salon of
Rev. Howard Finster (1916–2001)
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Pyroengraved wood clock by Rev. Howard Finster
Clock has space for photographs or pictures
Photograph by Beverly Finster
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Grouping of pyroengraved wood strips by Rev. Howard Finster
Pyroengraved strips are used as frames for his pyrographic paintings
Photograph by Beverly Finster
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Wood Kitchen Cabinets Pyroengraved
by Rev. Howard Finster
Photograph by Beverly Finster
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For more about folk pyrographic art work, there is a fully illustrated article entitled Pyrography: Folk Art, An Interview with Rev. Howard Finster (originally published in the May-June 1997 issue of the WWWoodc@rvers E-Zine, linked here) about this American folk artist and preacher from the state of Georgia, U.S.A. It tells about his interesting life and his world famous folk art.
Update 2001:
The Rev. Howard Finster died October 22, 2001. A follow-up "In Memoriam" article was published in Pyrograffiti 14the November-December 2001 issue of the Woodcarvers On-Line Magazine. There is a rare pyro painting of Rev. Finster's shown in that article with special permission of J. F. Turner, author of the book Howard Finster: Man of Visions, Portrait of a Self-Taught Artist.
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Last updated 18 October 2009.
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