Red Face, Pasaquan

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The folk artist known as St. EOM (Eddie Owens Martin) was fascinated by the human face. The artwork at Pasaquan, Martin's Marion County estate, includes more than 100 faces.

Courtesy of Pasaquan Preservation Society, www.pasaquan.com

Red Face, Pasaquan

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