David Larson Oils and Works on Wood
from Ginny W P
John DJ
John and Cara wedding gift
from Debbie B
from Debbie B
from Phil Larson
from Tommy L – a fav of Karls – 50″x33″
from Mark H
He gave Mom and I this great painting for a song, after turning down a lot more for it at Easy Street one night, where it was hanging in Jim’s office. Madelyn only allowed it on the wall when I was in town. I had to wrap it in a sheet and hide it behind the sofa when I left. That went on for years.
Thanks David Larson.
from Leatha Koefler Juvenile Duds
from Sasser Street
from Sasser Street
from Sasser Street
from Mike R (via Dierdre)
from Nina F
from Mary R
from Mary R
from Debbie B
from Carly L, David’s niece
from Carly L
from Carly L
from Carly L
from Debbie B
from Alan B
from Alan B
from Pat M
from Dawn C
snapshot to upgrade
from Viki B St. Cecilia
Only this painting survived from the paintings in the burning house
David Larson Figurines
from Cheryl P
After his house burned down, David became something of a self-styled Outsider Artist, and his wondrous little creations made many people very happy to get them.
from Phil L
from Marlys de A
from Karen R
from Mark H
from Cheryl P
from Bill H
from Maryls de A
from Faye L
from Faye L
from Faye L
from Randy A
from Bob A
from Alan B
from Matt N
from Shonna G
from Mary R
from Kim B
JDJ’s 50th in a Ron R. bpx
from Michele L S
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Voo-doo Heads
from Bill H
from Kim B – a pin
from Art D
from Art D
from Cara DJ
from John DJ
from Alan B
Larson: Martyred Saints, Madonnas, Saints & Demons
David Larson created a long series called Martyred Saints. He also returned often to religious figures for his expressionistic subjects. If you have one and don’t see it, post it on the David Early Larson FB page or send to JDJ!
from Viki B
from Kim B
from Alan B
from John DJ
from John DJ
from Larson Gallery
from Larson Gallery
from Larson Gallery
from Carly L
St Ruffina
from Kim A St Apollonia
from Sasser Street St Sebastian
from Sasser Street St Jerome
from Viki B St. Cecilia
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from Al M. (playing card sized)
from Phil L
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from Debbie B
from Diedre R G
from Viki B
from Mary R
from Kim B
from Randy A
from Mary R
from Kim B
from Debbie B
from Art D
from Tom M
from Shonna and Art
from Grace J “Delvis”
David Larson Pastels
Shawn B’s first piece of purchased art
Here is the heart of the collection, not only in number but the many people for whom theirs is a beloved part of their homes. David was productive and at ease with this form most of his life. We are blessed to experience them.
from Cindy O via Alan B
from Ann T
from Mark H
from David E
from Maryls de A
from Marlys de A
from Joy H W
from Joy H
from Danny G
from Richard B
from Richard B
from Richard B
from Cheryl P
from Cheryl P
from Al & Jamie M
from Ron R
from Ron R
from Ron R
from Sherry M
from Mary Anne H
from Kim B
from Kim B
from Chris C via Jenny B
from Tommy L
from Sasser St
from John And Cara DJ
from Randy A
from Randy A
from Richard B
from Al M
from Randy A
from Debbie B
from Sarah G
from Cheryl P
from Sammy K
from Sam K
from Randy Alley
Dup Above the Couch from Sam K
from Debbie B
from Debbie B
from Faye L
from Tom M
from Mary R
from Pat M
from Pat M
from Alan B via Cindy O
from Mary R
from Mary R
from Mary R
from Susan C “Sadlack’s”
from Britt Zaist
from Britt Zaist
from Peter L
from The Paper Plant
from Ginny W P
from Alan B
from Sasser Street
from Sasser Street
from The Paper Plant
from Leatha Koefler, whose gallery Raleigh Contemporary Art, represented David and also helped him travel with an art group to Morocco
Slide Pastels & Smears: A Larson Bonus Page
click above to see slide images of work from David’s estate
Larson Band Posters
David Larson was the favored artist for band posters in the Raleigh punk and experimental scene around 1980. Here is a collection – if you have one you don’t see – post it at the David Early Larson Art page on FB, or send it to JDJ!
from Wayne T
from Alan B
from Kurt F
from Kurt F
Kurt Fortmeyer
Sara Bell
Chris Q’s Screaming Soul Men
Chomp
draft
This wonderful show encapsulated Raleigh’s alternative arts
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