View A Shocking Incident at the Picnic By Ralph Eugene Cahoon Jr.; Oil on masonite; 18 x 24 in; Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
View INTERRUPTED PICNIC By Ralph Eugene Cahoon Jr.; oil on plywood; H18 3/4 W25 1/2; Signed; Edition. Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
View Weighing In. (1977) By Ralph Eugene Cahoon Jr.; Oil on masonite; 18.5 x 26 21.5 x 29.5 ; Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
View Jealousy: Hair Pulling Mermaids on the Strand By Ralph Eugene Cahoon Jr.; Oil on masonite; 11.5 x 15.5 in.; Signed; Edition. Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
The Upside Down Kingdom of the Cahoon Mermaids - Inspiration Vault - Messy Nessy Chic
Ralph and Martha Cahoon - Cape Cod Folk Artists The Cahoon Museum of American Art is located at the former home and studio of the Cape Cod folk artists, Ralph and Martha Cahoon. Now an expanded facility dedicated to a broad range of American art, the Museum continues to celebrate the legacy
View Capt. John P. Jones Requiescant in Pace By Ralph Eugene Cahoon Jr.; Oil on masonite; 17 x 14. Framed 29 x 25; Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
View PORT O' DREAMS (Circa 1967) By Ralph Eugene Cahoon Jr.; oil on board; 20 3/4 x 26 3/4 in; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
Ralph Cahoon was born in Chatham, Massachusetts, (Cape Cod). As a youth his favorite pastime was sketching the waterways. He met his wife Martha and was married in 1932. Both developed a folk art style which they began painting directly on simple furniture pieces. In 1959, Ralph began his famous series of mermaid paintings. These were avidly collected from galleries on Nantucket to Palm Beach, Florida. Even Jacqueline Kennedy purchased two of Ralph's paintings in 1961. Josiah K. Lilly III, ...
Linda James studied under the Chatovs and Wolf Kahn. She has shown at the Cahoon Museum of American Art in Massachusetts with her Exhibition of Angels in American Art and has received a gold medal at the NY Art Directors Show. James includes a Bible verse on the back of each painting.
Exquisite Shells: The Art of Sailors Valentines May 21 – September 1, 2019 This international blockbuster, curated by Cahoon Museum Director Sarah Johnson, PhD, highlights the Sailors Valentine, a unique and intricate art form finely crafted from seashells. The surprising global history of the art form is explained and brought to life through the stories of
Todd Cahoon
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Lynn Cahoon is back and she talks about one of my favorite topics. Welcome back, Lynn. Five Reasons I Love Paranormal by Lynn Cahoon We’ve got spirits, yes we do, we’ve got spirits, how about you? Change up the old high school cheerleading chant and you have a call to the paranormal or urban fantasy authors of the world. I love my other worldly characters, especially if they live in a world that mirrors my own. Ghosts, witches, trolls, or even the fae can make appearances on the small town streets of a mysterious Idaho town or the city streets of St. Louis. So what is it about paranormal that draws us in, even if it’s for a sparkly vampire? Here’s my top five reasons. #5 – Paranormal appeases the different in all of us. We don’t have to be the head cheerleader or the quarterback to be cool, we can be the witch who doesn’t know her power or the one with an imaginary friend who’s a fairy. My favorite books growing up fed the fact that the main characters and I just didn’t fit in. #4 – Dark Shadows. The original. Give me a creepy run down castle surrounded by rocky cliffs (the better to throw yourself off my dear) add in a sweet, innocent governess, and you have me hooked. #3 – LOTR – Add in a quest, one to save the world or just your family, and, anyone can be a hero, even a big footed hobbit. The fact there were very hot, human heroes in the mix didn’t hurt. #2 – It’s a fantasy. If someone gets killed, it’s not the neighbor who seemed to be such a nice man who fed his roses his own secret fertilizer. Or the guy who thinks it’s okay to shoot up a theater full of people. Sometimes I think there is too much reality in reality. #1 – Anything’s possible. That’s the best reason to read (and write) paranormal. I love the promise of a happy ever after with my romance and the tease of another world with my paranormal. Love reading Heinlein and Asimov as a teenager, they made me think. So there’s my top five. What are your reasons? Lynn Cahoon is a contemporary romance author with a love of hot, sexy men, real and imagined. Her alpha heroes range from rogue witch hunters, modern cowboys, or hot doctors, sexy in scrubs. And her heroines all have one thing in common, their strong need for independence. Or at least that’s what they think they want. She blogs at her website www.lynncahoon.wordpress.com Lynn can also be found at: Goodreads -http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5857424.Lynn_Cahoon Twitter - https://twitter.com/LynnCahoon Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/LynnCahoonAuthor website - http://lynncahoon.wordpress.com/ Now about Lynn's latest book. Blurb for A Member of the Council A rogue hunter, a clueless witch and a mission to save an unknowing world. Parris McCall, owner of the dive bar, The Alibi, has finally constructed a life where her little quirks don’t show or matter to anyone. As for her grandmother's warnings that she’s different, well, she'll cross that bridge if she comes to it. But when Ty walks into her bar, both lives are instantly changed. Ty Wallace loves his life. How could he not? He’s a powerful human lawyer by day and the Magic Council's rogue witch hunter by night. But after he agrees to substitute on his secretary’s dart team, all hell breaks loose. Now Ty has to help Parris admit who she is before her long-lost relatives kill her. A Member of the Council is available at: Lyrical press - http://lyricalpress.com/a-member-of-the-council/ e -Book http://www.amazon.com/A-Member-Council-ebook/dp/B00A262YW4
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Billy Fury by Denise Cahoon
Ralph Eugene Cahoon, Jr. & Bernard A. Woodman Sailor's Valentine, a Ralph Cahoon central oil painting, shell-work by B.A. Woodman #118.
Rafael Osona Auctions Nantucket, MA Ralph Cahoon (1919-1982) Oil on Masonite "Shocking Incident at the Ritz Carlton Hotel" signed lower right R. Cahoon.
