Appalachian folk art

Oda Belle Blankenship showing her beautiful quilt for the 1972 National Geographic magazine featuring the people of Appalachia.

An annual tradition continues at American Folk Art & Framing (AFA) with Sharing the Joy, an exhibition of work from the gallery’s 30 artists, running through Thursday, December 30. "... The artists represented at American Folk Art consistently create glorious, thoughtful pieces you will be excited to share," says gallery owner Betsey-Rose Weiss.

This print gives a visual interpretation of Psalm 1: The Righteous. And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of waters that bringeth forth his fruit in his season.I can frame this paper print under glass in a 1-inch painted or faux-grained frame.$55.

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Appalachian folk magic came about because it gave these people a sense that things were going to be alright even in the poor circumstances most found themselves in.