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- Candy_Store_Gallery comment "The Candy Store Gallery introduced many important artists and styles of art, and was a leading showcase for the Funk artists of northern California, USA.Located in a commercial building at 605 Sutter Street in downtown Folsom, California, the Candy Store Gallery previously served as a library and candy store, before becoming the personal residence of Adeliza McHugh, who founded the gallery in order to showcase the works of regional artists whom she admired.Despite having no formal art background, McHugh was instrumental in introducing many artists that would go on to achieve national, and in some cases, international reputations including Robert Arneson, Clayton Bailey, Roy De Forest, David Gilhooly, Maija Peeples-Bright, and William T. ".
- Q16851533 comment "The Candy Store Gallery introduced many important artists and styles of art, and was a leading showcase for the Funk artists of northern California, USA.Located in a commercial building at 605 Sutter Street in downtown Folsom, California, the Candy Store Gallery previously served as a library and candy store, before becoming the personal residence of Adeliza McHugh, who founded the gallery in order to showcase the works of regional artists whom she admired.Despite having no formal art background, McHugh was instrumental in introducing many artists that would go on to achieve national, and in some cases, international reputations including Robert Arneson, Clayton Bailey, Roy De Forest, David Gilhooly, Maija Peeples-Bright, and William T. ".