Bonnie Mohr

   Since beginning her journey of canvas, brush and pigment in 1988, rural American artist Bonnie Mohr’s art has grown into a breadth of work that touches every aspect of the look, the language and the sentiments of rural America.  She and husband John raise their five children on a dairy farm near Glencoe, Minnesota, where she balances a busy family, a business and her heart’s desire to create artwork that captures the heritage and lifestyle that she loves.

  Bonnie has earned her well-deserved reputation as one of America’s most eminent painters of rural America and the domestic animal.  Mohr’s self-taught artistic skills blend realism with an innate sense of color and design, making each original a classic work of art.

Bonnie has been filmed for national TV Shows, including US Farm Report with Orion Samuelson and her most recent segment on PBS TV’s “America’s Heartland”.

Bonnie Mohr is just a farm girl who packs an enormous love for painting her passions – straight from the heart.  “Through my work, I hope you will feel a sense of inspiration, find special meaning in ordinary day-to-day events, and sense a connection to rural America”.