#hobbyman

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#joe thomas #he’s on hobbyman next friday btw

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#orto#ortofattoincasa#piccolesoddisfazioni#biologico#biosardegna#biocasa#acquaepreghiere#sardinia#garden#biological2019#littlestepgoon#happy#hobbyman#grownyourownvegetables https://www.instagram.com/p/ByYC3Dgic28/?igshid=dqq1boguhwxz

#orto #ortofattoincasa #piccolesoddisfazioni #biologico #biosardegna #biocasa #acquaepreghiere #sardinia #garden #biological2019 #littlestepgoon #happy #hobbyman #grownyourownvegetables

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Willie Jinks was an afroamerican artist born 1921 as one of 13 children of a farmer in Locust Grove, Georgia, and died there in early April 2012. He spent most of his life in Atlanta working as a garbage collector for the removal and therefore found items that he painted after his retirement as an outsider artist. His "Hoperman figures" (Hobbyman), are famous: probably showing himself, as he did answer the phone as „Hoperman“. A special feature of his works are the inscriptions used as design. A number of his works are presented along with works by other 98 outsider artists on the Swiss website www.outsider-art-brut.ch and www.aussenseiterkunst.ch

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Willie Jinks was an afroamerican artist born 1921 as one of 13 children of a farmer in Locust Grove, Georgia, and died there in early April 2012. He spent most of his life in Atlanta working as a garbage collector for the removal and therefore found items that he painted after his retirement as an outsider artist. His "Hoperman figures" (Hobbyman), are famous: probably showing himself, as he did answer the phone as „Hoperman“. A special feature of his works are the inscriptions used as design elements. Willie Jinks is one of around hundred outsider artists presented on www.aussenseiterkunst.ch and www.outsider-art-brut.ch Other works of Willie Jinks are presented on a pinterest-pinwall http://pinterest.com/artbrutsammler/art-brut-aussenseiterkunst-folkart-willie-jinks/

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Willie Jinks was an afroamerican artist born 1921 as one of 13 children of a farmer in Locust Grove, Georgia, and died there in early April 2012. He spent most of his life in Atlanta working as a garbage collector for the removal and therefore found items that he painted after his retirement as an outsider artist. His "Hoperman figures" (Hobbyman), are famous: probably showing himself, as he did answer the phone as „Hoperman“. A special feature of his works are the inscriptions used as design elements. Willie Jinks is one of around hundred outsider artists presented on www.aussenseiterkunst.ch and www.outsider-art-brut.ch Other works of Willie Jinks are presented on a pinterest-pinwall http://pinterest.com/artbrutsammler/art-brut-aussenseiterkunst-folkart-willie-jinks/