Falco

Born in Brooklyn, New York in the 1930's. He attended New York University and The New School. Before the artist had established himself as a fine primitive paper, he was a television actor. His acceptance in the art world was phenomenal. His one-man shows sold out and soon museums included his work in their permanent collection. A partial list includes the New York State Historical Association, Indianapolis Museum of Fine Art, Museum of American Folk Art, N.Y.C., Shelbourne Museum, Vermont, Museum of American Folk Art of Arizona University, Tempe, and the Fine Arts Commission, Scottsdale, Arizona. His biography is listed in Anatole Jakovsky's "Peintres Naifs," a Universe Book publication of Paris, and "Twentieth Century American Artists" written by the curator of the Museum of American Folk Art, New York.