Sixty-four years ago today, on December 13, 1961 (November 6, 1961), Grandma Moses, a self-taught painter in the United States, passed away. American farmhouse on canvas; Grandma Moses' 1953 oil painting "The Joy of Riding" On December 13, 1961, the painter Grandma Moses died at the age of 101 in Hoosik Falls, New York. She has been in the public eye since the 1950s. At that time, her work began to sell well in the United States and Europe. As a child, she only sketched berries and grapes; as an adult, she used brushes and oil paints. Grandma Moses achieved initial success with a bright approach and a choice of bright, bold colors. She cannot identify any painter who has inspired the estate. She has been a woman of the people all her life, and it is not certain that any master artist will have the opportunity to influence her. Among Grandma Moses' popular works are "The Thanksgiving Turkey" and "The Sugar Boil in the Garden." In her autobiography, published at the age of 87, she described "boiling the sap of the sap of the sap of the sage tree" with her family, so that the children have a "chance to enjoy", pour the syrup on a snow-white plate, and then feast.