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Several of Howard Ames Coon's (1890-1997) watercolors hang in Memorial Hall Library, [http://www.mhl.org/art including Benjamin Abbot's Homestead Rose Cottage and Ballardvale]. Coon studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and painted both watercolors art oil.
Ed Parker, a nationally recognized illustrator, primitive artist, and folk artist, was a 1964 graduate of Andover High School. He later went to Massachusetts College of Art.




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*"Library Brushes Up Art Work", ''Townsman'', October 3, 1991.
*''Andover Townsman'', December 12, 2002,  page 1 and page 19
*"Merry Touchdown: Andover Artist Creates NFL Christmas Cards", ''Eagle Tribune'', November 17, 1996
* "Sophisticated Primitive", ''Country Home'', December 1997, page 62.
* [http://www.edparkerillustration.com/ Ed Parker Studio]


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Ed Parker, a nationally recognized illustrator, primitive artist, and folk artist, was a 1964 graduate of Andover High School. He later went to Massachusetts College of Art.


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  • Andover Townsman, December 12, 2002, page 1 and page 19
  • "Merry Touchdown: Andover Artist Creates NFL Christmas Cards", Eagle Tribune, November 17, 1996
  • "Sophisticated Primitive", Country Home, December 1997, page 62.
  • Ed Parker Studio


--Eleanor 14:52, April 24, 2007 (EDT)

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