A quiet lakeside house in Wisconsin gradually became something far stranger than a home. Over nearly four decades, artist Mary Nohl covered its walls with painted figures, filled its rooms with handmade objects and turned the surrounding garden into a landscape populated by concrete people, fish, birds, mythical animals and a towering dinosaur. What began as a deeply personal experiment eventually became one of Wisconsin’s most distinctive artist-created environments.
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