Mary L. Proctor, "TO LOVE IS TO DANCE", Multimedia

A 'Missionary' Mary L. Proctor (American, contemporary) decorated folk art rocking chair circa 1996 titled 'God is Love Chair' with the front backrest, arm rests, and seat completely embellished with

a woman go to love herself" heavy paint on un-stretched canvas. A great folk art painting. 23.5" x 25.5

ARTIST: Missionary Mary Louise Proctor (Florida, born 1960) NAME: To Love is to Dance to Dance is to Love MEDIUM: mixed media on metal CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SI

signed middle. To love Is to Dance, To Dance is to love. Cut tin and sheet music applied to roof tin. 17" x 13.5"

heavy vibrant paint on roofing tin. A great piece of folk art. Heavy wire attached to top through the tin for hanging. 32" x 26"

collard green pickers" heavy paint on un-stretched canvas. 21" x 16.5

collage by Mary L Proctor. Paper music sheets cut and applied for clothing. Wood cut out of man painted and applied to plywood. 27" x 39" - ready to hang

heavy paint on un-stretched canvas. Great colors. 22" x 17"

incredible folk art assemblage painting collage. Pennies attached to the dresses of Mary and her Grandma. A $1 bill being handed over. Realy pennies and dollar. Wood cutouts applied to plywood. Large

Mary L Proctor assemblage collage on tin. Various found objects heavy paint. Cut out and painted tins. Large and heavy. This can hang it has a heavy duty wire on the back that will let it hang and dis

excellent folk art painting on plywood with applied wooden cut out figures. Painted in heavy paint. Framed by Mary. Large size 35" x 20"

**For an in-house shipping quote, please reach out to us at rockauctiongallery@gmail.com** Artist: Mary L. Proctor (b. 1960) Medium: Acrylic on Wood Board Date: 2003 Movement/Style: Outsider Art Dimen

Folk Art by, Mary L Proctor, It Ain't Over Till the Fat Lady Sing. This is a fantastic painting with a woman raising her arms in the air. Multiple cut pieces of wood are pieced together to make this p

Missionary Mary L. Proctor (American, b. 1960). An original folk art totem pole of children and Bible verse references. Totem on painted board with found object metal remnants of cans as additional de

American, 1998. Mary L. Proctor (b. 1960). Wood, paint, buttons in resin. Religious text. signed. 10.75"h. 6.75"w.

Missionary Mary L Proctor. 2001A Woman Is As Valuable As Silver Or Gold, One Way To Her Heart Is The Gift Of Jewelry.Inset decorated drawer with jewelry accents. 24 inches wide x 14 inches tall x 4 in

Missionary Mary L. Proctor (American, born 1960). Naive outsider folk art painting on found object. Titled "The Tomatoes Pickers," painted on metal, a study of colorfully dressed African American farm

Sister Mary Corita Kent (American, 1918-1986), L: Love Dropssilkscreen print in colors, 1968, ink signed at lower right, from the circus alphabet series, with full margins, unframed. Sheet size 23 1/1

Mary Proctor (American, b. 1960) "A Baby Need Love...", painting on found metal, signed. Size: 23'' x 25'', 58 x 64 cm.

Oil on corrugated metal. "I Love a Sweet Watermelon" and "I Love the Taste of a Cold Sweet Watermelon". Both signed lower right. 12" x 12" and 12" x 16".

folkart collage on board, signed bottom right, "TO LOVE IS TO DANCE" 23" x 24"

"Hello I love you..." the Doors Signed l/r Sight: 22in. x 17in. (56cm.x 43cm) Framed: 26in. x 21in. (66cm. x 53cm)

Sister Mary Corita Kent (American, 1918-1986). 1963. Silkscreen on paper, signed in pen l.r., and with saying "be of love (a little) more careful than of everything". In what appears to be an artist-p

Be of Love (A little) more Careful than Everything, 1960s Color screenprint, signed in pencil, framed. 22 in. H x 29in. W (image) Frame: 30in. H x 37 in. W x 2in. L Condition: not examined out of fram