Minot artist restores beauty to religious works
What began as a favor for a stranger has become a decade-long mission of reverence and restoration. In her Minot home studio, artist Judy Bell has painstakingly revived a collection of fire- and time-damaged paintings by renowned religious artist Berthold von Imhoff. Once forgotten in a heap, the saints now prepare for their return to public view—this time as part of an exhibit at the Taube Museum of Art. For Bell, the work has become more than craft; it’s a quiet conversation with history. Jill with Minot Daily News has the full story.
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