Woody Duncan  is a retired, Middle School art teacher from Kansas who decided to move to Albuquerque four years ago. He and is wife, Frani (of 45 years) have two sons and six grandkids. Three came as a set (triplets). They also have three great-grand sons. Frani makes quilts and Woody paints watercolors. Being retired, he has time to do the stuff he enjoys. He volunteers as a docent at the Albuquerque Museum. Woody’s team of docents give tours for school children twice each month. He is also active in the New Mexico Watercolor Society currently serving as president. From time to time he does workshops for art teachers at state or national conferences. Since 1985, Woody has been driving from Kansas to Taos, New Mexico to paint his watercolors. He loves painting the magical light bouncing off the walls crumbling adobe of New Mexico churches. Another favorite subject are the poppies he grows in his backyard. But most of all, he loves doing watercolors of their triplet grand children. Woody claims that painting what one loves the most, always makes your paintings better.

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"Backyard Poppies"
22 x 17"

"Beach Play"
  17 x 22"

"Digging At White Sands"
17 x 22" 

"Fence Shadows"
22 x 17"

Write him at:

PO Box 91703
 Albuquerque, NM
 87199-1703

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