Scott Kerr, an art dealer, stumbled upon a substantial collection of over 800 artworks by Abraham Lincoln Walker in East St. Louis, a city long affected by economic decline. Walker, a house painter who produced art in his spare time, left behind a mesmerizing array of dark, abstract paintings filled with complex forms. The art community has begun to recognize and celebrate Walker’s work, demonstrating an increasing appreciation for self-taught artists and their contributions to the art world.
Scott Kerr, a fifth-generation art dealer, discovered more than 800 significant artworks by Lincoln Walker's father in East St. Louis, showcasing mesmerizing dark, abstract paintings.
The artistic revival of Abraham Lincoln Walker’s work has captivated the art community, indicating a burgeoning recognition of self-taught artists and their profound contributions.
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