The Misselhorn Art Gallery in Sparta, Illinois showcases the renowned works of Roscoe Misselhorn, a celebrated sketch artist known as the Norman Rockwell of the Midwest. With a collection of over 2,000 sketches, paintings, and cartoons, the gallery offers a glimpse into Misselhorn's talent and his depictions of steam locomotives, historical buildings, and riverfront life. Established in 1992, the gallery is located in the historic GM O train depot, which was featured in the Oscar-winning film In the Heat of the Night. Alongside Misselhorn's works, the gallery also hosts exhibits by contemporary artists and a permanent display of movie-making memorabilia. Visitors can explore the diverse artistry of Southern Illinois and immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of the region.Generated from the website