John Carroll |
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242022 Hermann, MO (May) |
242023 Wallace State Park (October) |
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242024 Hot August Day |
242025 Iowa Fields |
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242026 Sunset |
242027 The Pond (September) |
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242230 Westport Spring, KC |
242031 Roses (May) |
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242032 KC Greenhouse, Poinsettias |
242033 October Trees |
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242034 November Fields |
242035 Winter Sunset |
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Wildflower Path |
Lee's Sumit R.R. Stop |
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Trees Wildflowers and June |
View from a Railcar Window |
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Nature Sanctuary |
November Sunset |
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Michigan Ave. Park |
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John Carroll earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting at Southwest Missouri State University in 1976, and has been painting landscapes and cityscapes for over thirty years. His paintings are featured in various galleries, as well as in numerous corporate and private collections. His compositions balance the elements of the landscape in a pure and simple way. Through his masterful use of color, and attention to detail, we are reminded or roads walked and places visited. "Nature is the greatest teacher and instructor in the artist's work". As many songs are sung of the beauty of a summer day, or the peaceful stillness of a winters snow, John's paintings lie a life of their own. When asked of his personal philosophy as an artist, John quotes Thomas Merton. "The mind that responds to the intellectual and spiritual values that lie hidden in a poem, a painting, or a piece of music, discover a spiritual vitality that lifts if above itself" |
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