Frank E. Schoonover: American Visions - Exhibition Video

[@lindaheath784]

What an artist! ,I think the art work in books encouraged kids to read.

[@JohnLee-mk1tj]

Remarkable paintings and incredible artists!!!!

[@TerryTerryTerry]

Beautiful works. Amazing red bow tie. Interesting characters.

[@gabyroberts9601]

Thank you very much

[@lindaheath784]

Enjoyed this video.

[@russg13]

Excellent!

[@gersondelimadacosta4160]

Alguem poderia me doar algum livro de Frank Schoonover? Moro no Brasil e não tenho condições de adquirir. Pode ser usado. Grato . Gosto muito desse ilustrador e quero estudar sua obra.

[@spunkybuddy]

This is really good. Is there any way you can go back in and edit out the nose hair sticking out of John Schoonover's nose (he 's the grandson)? It's really distracting.

[@lindaheath784]

Can't believe illustrator s aren't considered artists. .

[@michael4250]

talking heads instead of art...showing you their faces rather than the artist's work. What is wrong with these priorities?

[@c7261]

Great artist. Why the creepy nationalism? Before anything Schoonover was an individual. Please reel in the Americana praise. It's very distracting for international viewers and reads like Mao's Little Red Book (especially as people the world over are under no allusions as to the inter-generational misery that has always propped up the US). Schoonover was great at documenting this multifaceted nature of the country and should be respected as such.

[@philanthropicnightmare1206]

speaking on the impact that the American (and Canadian) wilderness had on Schoonover, as well as acknowledging his era of art as something that contributed to America as a country isn't nationalism... Also, comparing this with Mao's little red book?