No Struggle, No Progress
No Struggle, No Progress
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Renowned figures such as James Garner, Vincent Price, and Henry Mancini collected his work, while museums and corporations across the U.S. showcased his art. In his hometown of Monroe, Louisiana, Cincone's contributions to culture were celebrated, earning him the designation of a Natural Resource of Louisiana from former Secretary of State of Louisiana Jim Brown. Teaching became a significant part of Cincone's legacy. Teaching classes across Louisiana, which includes Grambling, Southern...
By: Before Don Cincone ever heard the words "art" or "artist," he knew he wanted to pursue something creative in his life. His home, shared with his wife Betty, is adorned with Cincone's artwork spanning decades. "I can't recall a time when I didn't want to draw pictures," reminisces Master Artist Don Cincone about his lifelong passion. Born in Alto, LA, on July 2, 1936, Cincone (born Donald Ray Wills) realized early on that art often took a backseat in people's minds. "People didn't grasp the...
