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WHYTSELL REMEMBERED FOR PRIMITIVE PAINTINGS PART ONE |
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Photos of paintings courtesy of Roy Edman By Bob Weaver Edwin Lowell Whytsell was a rig builder, carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, musician and artist, a man of place on the lower West Fork near the long-gone Village of Richardson. He wiled his spare hours away painting with materials he had available, mostly from 1930 through 1958.
![]() See Whytsell Paintings Part II
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