The Kentucky folk artist Marvin Finn, known for his primitive woodcarved chickens, has a suitably beaky headstone on his grave in Louisville Cemetary; presumably designed himself.
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2 comments:
Love it!
I didn't know he died. My uncle is friends with his son. I doubt he has any of his fathers artistical nature though.
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