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Featured in the exhibition
"The Art of War and Peace" in 2001-2002 at the American Visionary
Art Museum, Tom Duncan recreates his childhood memories of World War
II in Scotland where his hometown was the site of a German POW camp.
He moved to America in 1947 at the age of 7. Other subjects of his
mixed media constructions include his memories of Catholic school
and other childhood fantasies (e.g. "Tommy Playing Crucifixion up in
the Bronx")
Solo exhibit "Tom Duncan: The Art of War and Peace" October 17-
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ALL IMAGES
OPEN IN NEW WINDOWS
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Mummy, why are the German
POW's at mass with us?, 2004
27.5" x 36" x 3.5"
mixed media |
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5 Nazi Women Get Dressed,
2001
40" x 26"
mixed media
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Ready Reference Nun,
2000
13" x 11"
mixed media |
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Summer Camp Nurse Nun,
2001
18" x 14"
mixed media |
Tommy Playing Crucifixion
up in the Bronx, 1996
11" x 8"
mixed media |
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Study for They All Want a Lick, 1978
19" x 9.5" x 5"
mixed media |
Dedicated to Coney Island,
1984-2002
8' x 7.5' x 7'
mixed media
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Aunt Meg's Gift for Tommy,
1996
19.5" x 23" x 2"
mixed media |
Quagmire in England,
1989
69" x 28", x 25"
mixed media
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