Plenty of kids in the neighborhood knew painter William D. White, but when he passed in 1971, his work, including several significant local murals, faded into obscurity. Enter artist-teacher Nancy Carol Willis. Her “William D. White: Vision and Voice” at the Biggs Museum of American Art in Dover last spring was the first major show of one of Delaware’s best, yet least-known, artists, one who deserves to stand proudly among immortals such as Howard Pyle and Frank Schoon-over. (www.williamdwhite.com)
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