Old West artist James Bama likened to Wyeth in West
New York artist James Bama, known for commercial work with Readers Digest and Ford, moved to Wyoming to paint the real West. Critics hail him as the Andrew Wyeth of the West, though he says he paints people over nature, capturing cowboys, homesteaders, Indians, rodeo riders and the evolving faces of a changing Wyoming. His works are showcased at the Doe Kerr Gallery in Manhattan alongside Wyeth.
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Florida man fears yard cryptid in mangroves near Key Largo
In Taverner Florida a Vietnam veteran reports a large hairy creature with colorless eyes and a strong odor haunting his mangroves near his home. He plans to move his family as sheriff notes a real problem, though no tangible evidence has been found. The account recalls local calls of the skunk ape while authorities investigate.
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