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Jane Wooster-Scott Scott was born & reared in Pennsylvania on the edge of rural America. In April 2000, Jane Wooster Scott, the modern-day Grandma Moses, was anointed the most-reproduced artist in America by the Guinness Book of World Records. Jane Wooster Scott is among the world’s foremost painters of American folk art. She catches moments in time in small towns. great cities, at festivals, sports, and politics and in family relationships. It was not until after she became an adult that shed decided to experiment with oils on canvas to decorate her home. Pleased with her first attempts, she created more & more works of art until friends asked to buy them. Instead, Scott chose to exhibit her paintings at a show on La Cienega Blvd famed “gallery row” in Los Angeles. Her entire collection sold out on the first night. Scott often includes figures in her paintings of a little girl with long dark hair, depictions of her daughter Ashley as a child, and her son Vernon IV as an active, mischievous lad. The ubiquitous white dog with the floppy ears looks a great deal like Mitzi, her favorite childhood pet.