Australia Glenn’s Blue House.
1. Australia Glenn’s Blue House
Cleveland Turner, “The-Flower Man.” Photo Credit: Larry Harris.
2. Cleveland Turner, The Flower Man
Houston
George & Ruth Ray’s Ornamental Garden.
3. George & Ruth Ray’s Ornamental Garden
Stephenville
Beatrice Valdez Ximénez.
4. Beatrice Valdez Ximénez
Floresville
Willard “The Texas Kid” Watson.
5. Willard “The Texas Kid” Watson
Dallas
Rufino Loya Rivas, Casa De Azúcar. Photo credit: Fred Scrunton, via Spaces Archives.
1. Rufino Loya Rivas, Casa De Azúcar
4301 Leavell Ave., El Paso
Vince Hanneman, The Cathedral of Junk. Photot: Kelly Ludwig, via Spaces Archives online
2. Vince Hanneman, The Cathedral of Junk
4422 Lareina Dr., Austin
Jeff McKissack, The Orange Show, 2401 Munger St., Houston
Beer Can House, John Milkovisch, 222 Malone St., Rice Military. In 1968, it was just a modest house in the middle of a neighborhood, but 39,000 cans of beer later, it had turned into an important stop on the tour of Houston’s great folk art sites.
John Milkovisch, The Beer Can House
222 Malone St., Houston
Andy Don Emmons, Marvin Gardens Art Yard.
Dionicio Rodriguez’s Bridge in Brackenridge Park.
5. Dionicio Rodriguez’s Bridge in Brackenridge Park
400 N. St. Mary’s Street, San Antonio
Lower Pecos Rock Art.
1. Lower Pecos Rock Art
Lower Pecos Canyonlands
