Group of Myselves

Carroll Cloar was an American painter known for his narrative canvases depicting the rural and domestic life of the American South. Working primarily in oil, he developed a distinctive style that combined observational realism with a dreamlike, psychological intensity, often rendering solitary figures and intimate interior scenes with a muted, earthy palette. Active from the 1940s onward, his work captured the texture of postwar American experience through a deeply regional lens.

Earle, AR, USA