Title “Life Has So Many Angles” This was one of Miss Alice’s favorite works. It can mean many things to many people and Miss Alice was content with letting each person discover its meaning for themselves. It was a comment on perceptions, reality and understandings or misunderstandings. Her cautionary thought was...

Title “The House Is Blue,But The Old Lady Ain’t” In 1989, Alice Moseley decided she wanted to move, she called Jerry Dixon whom she met during a street art show in Bay Saint Louis. “Jerry, this is Alice Moseley. I have decided that I want to move to Bay Saint Louis.” Jerry said he was somewhat...

Title “The Country Store” (1988) Miss Alice painted mainly outdoor scenes, but this painting shares the importance of a country store from its potbellied wood stove and goods to serving as a community gathering place. The painting was a commission for Robert Clayton and painted in 1988. It was purchased from his...

Title: “If Only The Past Had Been So Bright” Miss Alice was a progressive lady who judged people by the content of their character, not their race, social status, wealth, or poverty. For those who remember segregated days, they’ll notice her paintings always include behaviors that typically did not happen in...