Remembering Blackie

Almost twenty-five years after the death of one of Maine's most colorful and most human artists, his work is still as popular as ever. Image subjects:

Almost twenty-five years after the death of one of Maine's most colorful and most human artists, his work is still as popular as ever.
Image subjects: Blackie Langlais
sculpture
Langlais at work
Langlais in front of horse sculpture
sculpture of dog and hippo

Location: Cushing

By: Edgar Allen Beem

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