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Old 07-04-2009, 11:43 AM
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I found this website about the folk art carvings of Archie Zimmerman. He started carving nearly 100 years ago and was fairly prolific from what I can see. There are a couple of dozen photos of his work at:
Archie Zimmerman: Pennsylvania | Kentucky | Indiana American Folk Artist
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Went to the web site and found it really enjoyable. I would love to be able to see the collection in person one day. Enjoyed the article with it also. Thanks so much sharing this.
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What a find. I love that kind of stuff. Thanks for sharing.
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You should collect as much of his work as you can and then write a book, you did a good job presenting that!
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Butch-Great piece of history. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks TWOCLONES for posting this link on folkart carving.I found it very interesting. With so many high quality carvings made today, the interest in folkart seems to diminished somewhat.
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