5/5 AJ L. 2 years ago on Google
I
have
a
feeling
that
many
people
have
never
heard
of
Ettore
(Ted)
DeGrazia.
Our
party
of
four
had
not.
We
googled
things
to
do
in
Tucson
and
the
DeGrazia
Gallery
in
the
Sun
populated.
What
an
experience.
The
man,
who
passed
in
1982,
was
wildly
prolific,
creating
thousands
of
artworks.
He
must
have
worked
constantly
for
decades.
His
style
is
simple
yet
deeply
communicative
and
endearing.
He
painted
what
he
experienced
in
life,
especially
social
conditions
&
issues,
strife,
and
other
human
conditions
of
his
day.
We
thought
we'd
walk
through
in
15
minutes.
No.
Two
hours.
The
surprisingly
large
sprawling
adobe
compound
snakes
from
room
to
room
to
room,
each
dedicated
to
a
period
in
DeGrazia's
life,
or
a
particular
theme.
The
tour
ends
with
a
stroll
through
an
enclosed
outdoor
paradise
filled
with
mature
cactus,
trees
and
shrubs
all
adorned
with
somewhat
hidden,
unexpected
sculptures
and
small
pieces
of
metal
art.
On
the
property,
adjacent
to
the
gallery
is
the
chapel,
special
unto
itself.
You'll
enjoy
your
visit.
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