Fine June Frazier Johnston Painting that is a very deep painting with the depiction of a Woman standing in the bayou with a dead body of more than likely what was her husband floating down the bayou for Gator bait. This shows the deep pain of what one could be pushed to do for the possibility of relief. This also has the deadliest snake the Coral snake "red to yellow Kill a fellow" also a what is unique is she is standing in a flooded town in front of Jacques Crab Shak, one can only speculate to also why she is standing the way with her arm in the position it is in. Again a deep painting into southern American struggle of life. Outstanding color and details in this piece. The small detail in this piece are outstanding with the tattoo LOVE on the cadaver hand & the face charm hanging on the limb. Very deep piece with many thoughts of possibilities, also reference page 14 and review the painting "Mary" puts this into perspective. Signed and back and Titled "Grace" Was Priced at 5500.00Size 49 1/2" Wide x 43 1/2" Tall Important (The Late) June Frazier Johnston Folk Art Painting. A local Watkinsville Georgia resident and born in North Florida a outstanding folk artist. This piece is a true testament to her caliber of her works from her creative background. She was a graduate of Georgia State University also Graduate School at Florida State University & also studying at Appalachian State University, Berry College also the Greenville Museum of Art. Her career as a painter was lengthy and very successful and in the mid 80's her style shifted dramatically. Her pieces are from graphically inspired dreams, the scenes from moments also in her life or symbol-laden depictions of folks she knew or created. Her works are in Collections of the Corporate World including Citicorp, Delta Airlines, IBM, University of Georgia, Tupperware World Headquarters, Ford Motor Company, Texaco Oil Company, Bamett Bank, Home Federal Savings & Loan Company and many others. The exhibitions are outstanding from Florida State Museum, Cincinnati Museum of Natural History, Ashville Museum, Quinlan Art Center, Greenville Institute of Technology, Bender Fine Art Gallery. The Juried Shows list is impeccable from Louisiana Watercolor Society, New Mexico Water Color Society, just to name a few. These are once in a lifetime opportunity to own such historic works of folk Art. Fine investment examples.

Outstanding great colors.