{"person":[{"sourceId":{"label":"Source ID","value":"86"},"lastName":{"label":"Last Name","value":"Salvatore"},"endDate":{"label":"Death Date","value":"1994"},"displayName":{"label":"Name","value":"Anthony Joseph Salvatore"},"objects":{"label":"Objects","value":[{"objectTitle":"Untitled","objectNumber":"1985.35.27","objectID":"994"},{"objectTitle":"Untitled","objectNumber":"1994.3.6","objectID":"2187"},{"objectTitle":"Abraham, Abraham","objectNumber":"1994.3.7","objectID":"2188"}]},"geographyDied":{"label":"Died","value":["Youngstown","Youngstown"]},"geographyActive":{"label":"Active","value":["Youngstown","Youngstown"]},"geographyBorn":{"label":"Born","value":["Youngstown","Youngstown"]},"beginDate":{"label":"Birth Date","value":"1938"},"firstName":{"label":"First Name","value":"Anthony"},"textEntries":{"label":"Text Entries","value":"Tony Joe Salvatore started drawing at an early age, encouraged by his father. In 1957/58 he became deeply involved with the Italian Pentacostal Church which gave a new religious fervor to his paintings. Recovering from a heart attack in 1972, Salvatore was given wax crayons by a nun in the hospital. Crayon, acrylic and oil pastel became the basis for his rich, jewel-toned Biblical paintings."},"primaryMedia":{"value":"https://collection.folkartmuseum.org/internal/media/dispatcher/1735/full"},"names":{"label":"Names","value":["Anthony Joseph Salvatore","\"Tony Joe\" Salvatore"]},"displayDate":{"label":"Date","value":"(1938\u20131994)"},"id":{"label":"Id","value":"150659"}}]}