Feature Video from NBC Atlanta's Atlanta and Company about the Booth Museum Exhibition of Artist at Work: the Kenneth M. Freeman Legacy.

Kenneth M. Freeman Fine Art Gallery

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NBC Atlanta: Atlanta & Company

Feature Video on the Booth Museum

Exhibition of Artist at Work

KENNETH M. FREEMAN 1935 - 2008

Known as the illustrator to Louis L'Amour, Ken was named the Rembrandt of the Rodeo for his wonderful portraits of cowboys. He also painted Indians, Buffalo Soldiers, working cowboys, rodeo cowboys, cowgirls, Mountain Men, portraits of Presidents and common folk, landscapes, nudes, religious paintings and even sculpted in bronze.