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Fred Nall

Fred Nall (Born 1948) is active/lives in Alabama / France.  Fred Nall is known for Floral and portrait painting, collage, engraving, sculpture, set design.

Fred Nall Hollis, known internationally simply as "Nall," was born April 21, 1948 in Troy, Alabama.  He began to draw at age four.  He moved with his parents to Arab, Alabama.  When he graduated from high school, he had never had an art teacher.  Over eight books have been written about or by him.    In 1996, the book NALL Technique and Symbol written by Alain Renner, director of Sotheby's Monte-Carlo and Paris, was published.

NALL has degrees in Art, Political Science and Psychology from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa.  In 1971, NALL left the United States to study in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts.  Salvador DALI advised him, "Draw from life, draw, again and again..."  NALL has traveled the globe in his search of his artistic expression, living in Beirut, Lebanon, North Africa, Nice, India, and Mexico.

In 1991, NALL bought the Karoljy Foundation and created the "NALL Art Association" (Nature Art   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2820 characters.]  Artist bio

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