MARY PROCTOR FOLK ART PAINTING

16" x 9.5" Paint on wood. Signed

paint on canvas. Signed and dated lower right TIME TO BE BAPTISED 18"W X 24"H

Large. 42" x 26.5" Paint on found wood object. Signed

24" x 34" Paint on found particle board that was part of a door. Signed

paint on canvas. Signed and dated lower right FOR WE WALK BY FAITH - 18"w X 24"h

paint on tin, signed at bottom, small work. 11.25"x11.75"

paint on canvas. Signed and dated lower right "this little light of mine" 16'W x 20" H

24.5" x 27" Paint on roof tin. Signed.

14" x 14" Paint on canvas. Signed.

13" x 25" paint and other mixed media glued to roof tin. Dresses of women made from china plate.

paint on roof tin, heavy paint. Consigned directly from the artist.

small painting, signed at top. Applied tin cut out angels to tin and paint. 6.5"x5.5"

14" x 14" Paint on canvas. Signed.

cut wood and paint, applied to board. Signed right side.

26" x 18" Paint on roof tin. Signed.

paint on roof tin, heavy paint. Consigned directly from the artist.

Height is 24" wood and paint, signed. Consigned directly by the artist.

Height is 24" wood and paint, signed. Consigned directly by the artist.

cut wood and paint, applied to board. Signed right side.

Height is 24" wood and paint, signed. Consigned directly by the artist.

Height is 24" wood and paint, signed. Consigned directly by the artist.

paint on canvas. Mary Proctor “Missionary” Mary started her art studio in her roadside junk shop in south Leon County, Florida, in 1995.

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

paint on denim, not stretched. Mary Proctor “Missionary” Mary started her art studio in her roadside junk shop in south Leon County, Florida, in 1995.