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EVER FORWARD, the story of one of the nations oldest and most historic military units features Kyle Carroll art on cover. |
"The Stonewall Brigade is not just the story of a National Guard Unit; rather it is a fine historical account of the saga of the militia in our nation's experience." John O Marsh, Jr. (former Secretary of the Army and U.S. Congressman from Virginia on the dust cover) To obtain a copy contact: 116th IRF, Inc. P.O. Box 116 Staunton, VA 24402-0116 |
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Kyle Carroll and David Wright in front of David's booth at the CLA show in Lexington, Kentucky. Doug Delsemme photo |
Muzzleloader magazine features "Along Cottonwood Creek" |
Kyle Carroll Grand River Studios 2665 SE Sheridan Rd. Maysville, MO 64469 816-449-5452 kylec@centurytel.net |
Kyle presents Todd Bitler with a signed giclee at the 2008 CLA show in Lexington, Kentucky. Todd is a builder of fine 18th century tomahawks, knifes and other 18th century frontier accoutrements and a model for "PAINTS HIS SHIRT RED". |
Kyle was one of the 30 Artists selected to participate in this years Midwest Gathering of the Artists in Carthage, Missouri on September 10 and 11. Carthage Mayor Mike Harris welcomed guests and artists to the evening auction. Prior to the art auction, Kyle was chosen for the H.E. Williams Award for MAN OF THE SOUTH WIND. Previous winners of the award include Doug Hall, Don Goin and Todd Williams among others. |
The premier annual event at the Nathan Boone Homestead State Historic Site was the venue for the unveiling of Kyle Carroll's latest painting, Lead From The Target Tree. The painting was unveiled on the porch of Nathan Boones 1837 home near Ash Grove Missouri by David Roggensees, Natural Resource Manager. The painting depicts Nathan Boone and Mathias Vanbibber in 1804, recovering lead from a tree that had been used for target practice by Natives. Boone and Vanbibber had been robbed of their horses, traps and furs and left stranded more than 200 miles from their home. Out of bullets, their survival hinged on finding some lead buried in the tree that could be molded into bullets for their rifles. Click here to read the full story of Lead to the Target Tree. |
Kyle Carroll and David Roggensees uncover the 30" x 40" oil painting for the public. Nathan Boone Homestead State Historic Site |
Young reenactors participating in the Nathan Boone Homestead days get a close up view. |
Nathan Boone Homestead |
Kyle works with one of the models for the Boone Painting, Dan Johnston of Nashville, TN in preparation for shooting reference photos. |
Kyle shoots reference photos for Lead From The Target Tree while models Dan Johnston and Brent Irwin endure the cold and snow of Missouri. |
Kyle Carroll wins H.E. Williams Award |
Boone Painting Unveiled |
"How appropriate that we have the privilege of unveiling this painting here on the porch of the house where Nathan relayed the story... depicted in the painting" |
David Roggensees - Missouri Department of Natural Resources |
Ever Forward |
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Kyle will be appearing in Gettysburg during the History Meets The Arts Event 16th Annual HISTORY MEETS THE ARTS June 13-16 2013 Lord Nelson's Gallery in Historic GETTYSBURG, PA Show Hours: Thursday, June 13, 5pm - 8pm HMTA Edible Art Tour Preview Party this is a ticketed event see below for ticketing info Friday, June 14, 10am - 7pm Saturday, June 16, 10am - 7pm (Friday and Saturday are open to the public) ____________________________________________________________________________ Kyle Carroll ONE MAN SHOW AT ARROW ROCK STATE HISTORIC SITE September - November 2011 Look for details soon about the exhibit of Kyle's historical art to be on display at the Arrow Rock Historic Site Visitor's Center in Arrow Rock, Missouri this fall. Arrow Rock Historic Site 818 Main Street, Arrow Rock, MO 65320 (660) 837-3330 www.mostateparks.com http://www.mostateparks.com/statemap.htm ________________________________________________________________________ MCDONALD COUNTY ART WALK Saturday April 14th, 2012 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. On the Historic Square in Pineville, Missouri more information at www.mcdonaldcountychamber.org This is a nice show in a great outdoor atmosphere. We are glad to see this show back for 2011 and appreciate the invitation to show some new historical art in southwest Missouri this Spring. |
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