Bus Stop

Emily Lunde achieved national recognition as a North Dakota self-taught memory painter during the 1970s when several books on American folk painting included her work. Lunde\u27s painting style and nostalgic rural subjects are somewhat reminiscent of works by Anna Mary Robertson Moses (1860-1961), who was better known as Grandma Moses . During her later years, Lunde resided in Grand Forks. Lunde\u27s painting illustrates social success, with people of different backgrounds interacting happily and successfully as they wait for a public service that may facilitate their goals and perhaps even their dreams.https://commons.und.edu/lam-smhs/1000/thumbnail.jp