Theodore R. Morris

Male

St. Augustine, Florida

United States

Profile Information:

About Me:
I plan on painting the Indians located throughout the Caribbean. I presently exhibit 30 plus paintings (Florida Lost Tribes) at history and art museums throughout Florida.
Occupation:
ARTIST
Education:
B.F.A. Ringling School of Art, Sarasota FL
Contact Information:
morristheodore@hotmail.com
Research Interests:
I am studing the precontact & contact Taino cultures in the Caribbean starting with the Turks & Caicos Islands.
Publications:
Florida Lost Tribes book- U. Press of Florida.
Paintings used in various magazines,books and videos.
Video: "Shadows & Reflections, Florida's Lost People" produced by the Florida Anthropological Society & Florida Dept of State.
Affiliation:
Florida Anthropological Society
My Website:
http://floridalosttribes.com and caribbeanindians.com

Comment Wall:

  • Ray Osborne

    Welcome Theodore,

    I just posted a link to your website a couple weeks ago and told people to go visit. Look forward to hearing what is new from you.
  • Ray Osborne

    Go to My Page then My Photo and then Settings show up. You should be able to change your profile from there.
  • Anita Pagan

    What beautiful work!!
  • Anita Pagan

    Let me know when you upload new pics. My companion paints as well and was admiring your work. I will upload some of his work, if he so desires....
  • Ray Osborne

    Did you see my 'text transcript' of Columbus. He said that the young
    woman that had a gold nose plug. I see your picture your lady has a
    nose plug too. I will speed up my research of European encounters
    with the native culture. Morison states that Columbus called them the
    gold race from long ago.
  • Maximilian Forte

    Great to see you here Theodore, a warm and belated welcome. Please let me know if you encounter any difficulties in using the site, and I hope you enjoy the time you spend here. This is an interesting project that you have underway, I (and I am sure others as well of course) would love to hear more about as you progress. Please consider creating a little blog for yourself here in this network.
  • Ray Osborne

    How did he describe the people he met? I think Morison said they
    were from the great golden age. Morison put a lot of his own ideas
    into his writings, so I am not sure how accurate it was. Also Morison
    wrote the Ponce de Leon was in search of the Fountain of Youth. A lot
    of historians and writers argue that Ponce was not looking for it. What's
    your opinion on that?
  • David Aponte Resto

    Love what you are doing. If ever in the island look me up. I work with oil base clay then too bronze. How I get my ideas I try going in to myself. How by visiting places, of our ancesters caves and rivers. In Naguabo I have fuond some petroglyph that help me alot. it's more about path of feeling. At time I feel like, I am being use. I hope it help you keep up your outstanding work your new and very old fiend David el indio
  • SpiritWater

    Hello I love ur work this site is amazing I enjoy all my new friends and there talents .

    Peace and love
    NancyMaria
  • Ray Osborne

    Ted,

    I look forward to seeing your next creation. Will you being painting an
    Carib?

    -RKO
  • AGUILAR MARRERO

    VISITED YOUR SITE. THANK YOU FOR THE JOURNEY. ART IS A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE. THE STORIES YOUR ART TELLS ARE BEAUTIFUL.
  • Tania *Heremuru*

    Hi Theodore is nice to see more of ur paintings Im a fan of ur work these natives that u paint have a great resemblance to the Tainos thats why I like them. And Yes! u can use any of mi pics that u like for any inspiration u need for ur work just let me know if u do and send me a pic of the paintings!!! Have a nice day and may Yucahu bless you and your familly!
  • Iris Antongiorgi Concepcion

  • Caracoli

    Mystical Art,

    have you ever seen the work of Penny Slinger ?
  • Caracoli

    heres a great shell Carver and fellow Floridian

    Dan Townsend Shellcarver
  • Caracoli

    you capture these native people magnificently

    What's the inspiration ?
  • Deborah B.

    Thank you so much for turning me on to the Arawak art work. The collection is very beautiful seems to capture the very essence of the people. I am not on the ICN network very often and I just noticed your message from a long while ago. Sorry it took so long to respond. I did not know what I was missing in the art work.
    Take care, Deborah B.
  • Theodore R. Morris

    She certainly produced a lot of paintings for the time she was in the Islands...and she has a very interesting story. Later alligator Deborah (I can say this dumb thing since I live in Florida)