Esther Pearl Watson's paintings have a similar look and appeal to that of the outsider artist reverend Howard Finster. Watson's paintings often portray skewed and flattened rural scenes her 'faux-naive paintings chronicle what appears to be a rather strange childhood. Watson's father was an eccentric who's hobby was building flying saucers and promised to take Esther to school in one of his creations.
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