Jack Savitsky (1910-1991) folk art oil painting.
Advised by his doctor Jack Savitsky had to give up painting in oil paint in the early 1980s due to him having black lung disease and he only used crayons, pencils and markers after that on his artwork.
Jack Savitsky (1910-1991) Great folk art St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
This medium size, up to 36in., suits entryways, too, a nice touch when guests first walk inside.
Jack Savitsky (1910-1991 PA): “Weather Vain” Crayon Framed Wonderful Folk Artist
Savitsky began to create with prismacolor, colored pencils and marks on paper. He would draw on any surface that was available from notebooks, wood and even inside out cereal boxes. Most of Savitsky’s works were inspired by Pennsylvania Coal Region.