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Miss Alice, as she was referred to by her friends and admirers, was a self-taught idyllic folk artist, who began painting at age 65 to maintain her sanity while caring for her Alzheimer-afflicted mother. This is being written by her son Tim Moseley, an antique collector and part-time antique dealer for over 30 years. Back around 1970, I was going to the flea market in Nashville, Tennessee and talked my mom into taking her paintings. She reluctantly agreed. I rented her a stall and helped her hang the first 30 paintings that she had painted. I then resumed my search for antique bargains. When I returned an hour later, Mom was in an empty stall holding a $1,350 check. " He bought them all, he bought them all," Mom excitedly told me. A Mr. Barr from Kentucky had indeed bought them all for $45 apiece. That was the day when Alice Moseley, retired schoolteacher, became Alice Moseley "Professional Artist".

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