Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Helen Ferne Slimp was a lifelong artist, who worked in oils, lithography, stained glass and china painting. She was a friend of Mount Rushmore sculptor Gutzam Borglum and art patron Marion Koogler McNay, painted alongside the Onderdonks and was a teacher to Porfirio Salinas. “She liked that modern stuff,” Slimp said of McNay in the Express-News in 1990, on her 100th birthday. “I never cared for it myself. I thought an apple should look like an apple.”Chester Slimp died in 1965, but Helen Slimp lived to be 105, died on October 29,1995. Slimp's instructors were a Who's Who of American Artists, including Randall Davey, Ernest Lawson, Fremont Ellis, Gerald Cassidy, Harry Anthony De Young and José Arpa.
1930s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Carbon Pencil
1930s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Carbon Pencil
1990s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Paper, Pencil
19th Century Academic Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Paper, Carbon Pencil
Early 2000s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Chalk, Pastel, Pencil, Cardboard
1960s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Paper, Pencil
1960s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Graphite, Paper
1940s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Paper, Pencil
Early 19th Century Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Paper, Gouache, Graphite
Early 2000s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Chalk, Pastel, Pencil, Cardboard
Early 2000s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Chalk, Pastel, Cardboard, Pencil
1970s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Graphite, Paper
2010s Contemporary Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Tempera, Carbon Pencil, Rag Paper
1970s Realist Helen Ferne Slimp Art
Paper, Graphite