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James Duffy Duswalt Sr.
May 14, 1930 - January 4, 1982
It started with a simple concept,
a memorial for my father,
and a place to exhibit and sell our artwork.
Each page is for one of his children's artwork,
with their own personality and design.
We have added other artisans works that we admire as well.
The name is a family name therefore the Duffy,
but the Closet is a reference to a poem that we think signifies our late father.
"If you can't get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance."
(George Bernard Shaw)
Our father was a bit of a scamp in his time,
yet had the soul of an artist.
This he has passed down to his children,
along with a full measure of Irish whimsy and spirit.
Come on a journey of artistic expression,
buy if you wish,
if not,
you have honored both our father and ourselves with your interest.
Please sign our guest book and tell us your thoughts on the site.
Duffy's
Closet's STORE FRONTS
Entry
Within these doors you will
find Native American Artwork; dream catchers,
mandelas, shields, dolls. Also leather goods, jewelry, music, comedy,
and shops for apparel.
All are of individual designs and hand crafted.
Due to relocation to Texas in August 2011 no items will be sold through this site from Pfire Creations
until the moving process has been completed.
I am sorry for this delay but it cannot be helped at this time.
I have recently been given space at Sassy Britches to display and sell my items.
Please check out her pages and the links provided. I will update my pages as time allows.
Please enjoy browsing though, sign our guest book,
and please come back to see the updated items for sale.
Thank you for your interest we appreciate all who have wound their way through these pages.
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Family Pages
Enter the door below
to proceed to the Duswalt Family Pages.
These pages reflect the individuality of each person.
All artisans, poets, writers, and craftsmen, in various artistic forms
Please check them out and sign our guest book
with your thoughts and comments.
All are appreciated.
