Grandpa Moses Keeps Distaff Side In Family Painting Tradition
Eagle Bridge New York Forrest King Moses, son of Grandma Moses, carries on the family painting tradition in the third generation. Known for rustic outdoor scenes, he signs his works without a surname and lives a rugged, practical life as a carpenter and painter.
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Fourth Generation of Art from Great-Grandsons of Grandma Moses
The Robertson Moses family sustains painting traditions across generations. Bruce McCart and cousin Paul Moses work in oils, often painting with grandfather Forrest Moses. Betty Moses McCart, guided by her father, now paints farmland scenes in oils, including a view of White Creek in a valley with Shaftsbury Hollow and the Green Mountains.
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Farmer and Painter Wilfred Robertson Bridges Farm Art in White Creek
Wilfred Robertson, 64, grandson of Grandma, continues a family painting tradition while farming in White Creek Eagle Bridge. He paints landscapes local history and folklore scenes often with busy, frantic figures and animals. His aunt helped start him with practical tips including preferred 16 by 12 inch canvas sizes.
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