When one thinks of Florida the orange is certainly one of the first things to cross your mind. They make a great snack, a delicious beverage, and for 16 Art in the Archives participants they are a colorful addition to their art collection. The evening began in the Buster Kenton room with nibbles and libations to get the creative juices flowing.
Painting a Florida Treasure: December's Art in the Archives
Posted by Larissa Bixby on Dec 15, 2016 7:00:00 AM
Topics: Osceola County History, Osceola County Welcome Center and HIstory Museum, E.L. Buster Kenton, Art, Paint Night
E.L. "Buster" Kenton: A Celebration of an Inspirational Artist
Posted by Kayla Smith on Dec 8, 2016 2:37:17 PM
The life of the Florida cowboy is not an easy one. If he isn’t battling the heat, the hurricanes, or the mosquitos; then he probably has to contend with wild animals, swamps, and the monumental task of managing a herd of cattle. Florida cowboys are tough and hard-working because nothing comes easy on the ranch. Despite it being so arduous, many view the cowboy’s life as inspirational and something to be celebrated. One such man was E.L. “Buster” Kenton.
Topics: Osceola County History, Osceola County Welcome Center and HIstory Museum, E.L. Buster Kenton, Art