Artist Information:
Linda Kesler
Tecumseh, OK
United States
Member Since: Mar 2004
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Artist Statement:
I have been an artist all my
life. My sister and I designed
clothes at an early age. I won
a scholarship to the Art
Institute in Chicago and was
exposed to great works of art.
I have visited museums of art
in Russia, Kiev, Moscow, Los
Angeles,California, Hawaii,
Chicago and Oklahoma. I
designed jewelry for many
years; I sold my jewelry
through the Fresno
Metropolitian Museum,
Artsplace in OKC, Sears, and
exhibitions. I worked as a
photographer and writer and
finally settled into fine art
photography and watercolor
painting. I was moved by the
slave narratives and composed
a series of watercolor
paintings depicting with
pathos their abject life-style
in rather romaticized style,
giving color to an otherwise
drab and sorrow-filled
existence.
I love flowers and take photos
of them wherever I go: Hawaii,
Oklahoma flora, and in my
other travels. I have
developed a series of
notecards based on my enormous
stock of floral photography. I
love new things and am always
experimenting: collages, black
and white photography, acrylic
and watercolor painting,
jewelry design and other
photographic techniques.
I think art should express any
subject matter with beauty and
reverence for the dignity of
the ...
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Linda Kesler's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Linda Kesler's Portfolio. Browse Kesler's body of work: I have been an artist all my life. My sister and I designed clothes at an early age. I won a scholarship to the Art Institute in Chicago and was exposed to great works of art. I have visited museums of art in Russia, Kiev, Moscow, Los Angeles,California, Hawaii, Chicago and Oklahoma. I designed jewelry for many years; I sold my jewelry through the Fresno Metropolitian Museum, Artsplace in OKC, Sears, and exhibitions. I worked as a photographer and writer and finally settled into fine art photography and watercolor painting. I was moved by the slave narratives and composed ... |
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