"Metallic Variant" nonexistent places

nonexistent places

and fingers are known to be a part of the human body

Our common ground is not found in sameness

common ground is often where repair begins

"Metallic Variant" nonexistent places16 x 20" print on canvas by Lyle Ward (1922 1996)Arkansas artist, Lyle Ward, a visionary, once said: I often feel like I live in a surreal world, that, perhaps, the real world is elsewhere. His style of abstract expressionism was influenced by several well known artists, including Thomas Hart Benton and Jackson Pollock. Ward, graduated from the Kansas City Art Institute and was hired in 1956 by the now University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, AR. His