| Creating work that is rooted in the experience of living in Appalachia, Jeff Chapman-Crame does realistic landscape and figure paintings, primarily in the medium of gouache. His goal is to counteract negative stereotypical "Ma and Pa Kettle" images of his region with depictions of dignity and respect. He focuses on the rich tableaux of life in central Appalachia and the quality of light on the mountains. He is also an illustrator of children's books, and one of them, Ragsale, (showing 500 of 2184 characters). |
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