Maud Lewis

Folk artist with iconic painted works

Maud Lewis - Artists & Creatives born March 7th, 1903
Born
Died

1970
55 years ago — 67 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Canada

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Born in Canada, a folk artist gained recognition for vibrant and detailed paintings that depicted rural life and her surroundings. Struggled with health issues, yet maintained a prolific artistic output. Often painted scenes of nature, animals, and daily activities. Created artworks from a small home that became a significant part of her identity and work. The artworks were characterized by bright colors and a joyful style, representing a unique perspective on her environment. Achieved posthumous fame, with works exhibited in galleries and private collections.

Created numerous iconic paintings

Contributed to the folk art movement in Canada

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