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The United States has a long and storied history- anywhere you look, it seems there’s a story there. One aspect of our history that has always captured the imagination of the American People is times of conflict- these violent spells throughout our time here create some of the most dramatic memories- and for an artist like Dan Nance, serve as the inspiration for much of his Historical art.
Today we are joined by Dan Nance, Charlotte-Based artist with more than 30 years of experience in his field, including numerous private and Public works commissions for his talents through the years. A historian in his own right, let’s dive in with Dan on what drives him to his passion and success.
Segment Highlights:
- Civil War reenactments, Who, What, When, Where and their value to a historical artist
- Dan and Bill going into the depths of history of the area- What’s new?
- How Dan initially started painting, and who supports him along the way
- Dan’s early inspirations, such as the Captain Jack Statue in Elizabeth
- The Dan Nance Gallery and its contents now and to come
- Battle of Charlotte during the American Revolution
- African-American Soldier’s history on display at the Dan Nance gallery
- Join us on April 10th for our sponsor’s Storyteller’s Night, at Jesse Brown’s
Things You’ll Learn by Listening:
A little of what goes into a historical artist’s creative process and how he continues to find inspiration 30+ years into his career, and how you can get involved in the local historical community!
Jesse Brown’s Is your one-stop-shop for any hike you’re planning, whether 2 miles or 2,000. Come on in for your next pair of hiking boots, maps, or just plain old advice!
