If you look up the definition of “folk art,” you’ll run into confusion. That’s because the term’s meaning has changed since the 1920s. To be a folk art collector, you need the courage to buy what you like and the ability to recognize the talent of the maker. The best pieces are worth thousands of dollars.
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