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Eldora Schober Larson Art Collections

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Artwork by Eldora Schober Larson

Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

About Eldora Schober Larson

Eldora Schober Larson Eldora Schober Larson Native of West Salem, Wisconsin; graduated WSHS �1957.� Lived in many places in USA before moving to Hudson, Wisconsin, in 1983. Began painting with oils in 1965; currently working with water-based mediums. Working to perfect her art, Eldora took part in --workshops by Texas artist, Simon Michael, and workshops with Wisconsin artists Connie Glowacki and Paul Oman. --painting, critiques, and coaching with Hawaiian artist Nancy Seymour, Lorraine Cote in Minneapolis, MN, and water-colorist Lynne Baur of Wisconsin and Oregon. Through use of video-taped workshops and online instruction, Eldora has studied styles and methods of many other artists. Currently Maintains Website: FineArtAmerica--Greeting cards, Prints, and Home Decor items available at eldora-larson.pixels.com For a number of years, authored a weekly email newsletter. No longer available. Authored two histories:Familien Berg in 1988 and an historical reference book: Neshonoc�A Place Like No Other in 1994 Eldora recently authored the novel -- Who Will Cherish Me? -- This book of historical fiction was self-published through Amazon's Direct Publishing system. It is available in Kindle, Paper back, and Hard Cover versions. �Artist�s Statement � Since my youth, I have wanted to be an artist. I wanted to share all that I could see, hear, and feel around me and my belief was that an artist could do that. If I were an artist I thought, I would automatically know how to express and explain the beauty and dimensions of my world. �It seemed so easy �but �saying� didn�t make it so. I began to paint; studying and experimenting with canvas, paper, oils, acrylics, and watercolors in an effort to find the best way for me to express what I know and what I feel. �I find the world such an exciting place, I want others to see what I see-- the essence of a simple object, the depth of color and dimensions of a landscape, the whimsy of everyday items standing side by side. This desire to share what I feel and see is a driving force with me.� Moving a viewer to an emotional response through my words and painting is a powerful experience and leaves me with a desire to work harder and create even more.� I�ve worked for many years to perfect my art; only in recent times have I dared to call myself an artist and an author.