Oil painting sequel to the 1989 classic “Birth of the Mestizo Warrior”. Juxtaposed positions of many things, which have changed since his grandfather, The Mestizo Warrior, had his moment in…
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Title: Eugene Jacques Bullard Year Painted: 2011 Type: Oil on Canvas coated in raisin Dimension: L 15.75” (40cm) W 15.75” (40cm) Price: $3,500 – Also available in prints and memorabilia…
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Place des Vosges forms the backdrop. Mammy looks on from a distance at liberated figure of amazing black woman in advertising edifice. Josephine Baker did not arrive in Paris as…
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Colonne Morris advertising edifice reflects relationship between Americans and the French: Kissing cousins with deep connections to each other. Roping the French King (left). Roping the Cowboy (right). Elements of…
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Red, White, and Blue Mammy with white mask. Signature elements include the Mousetrap, wishbone, American Flag, and Jockey boys. Masked identity unknown. She might be praying for her wish to…
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Multiple narratives of the objectified ancestral Mammies who would foster successive generations of great African Americans across politics, entertainment, business, education, science, and law.
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Imagine life forms on Mars in the form of super sized ultra intelligent Amazonian type black women who rule the red planet and exist on aquifer-based water sources. Real Martian…
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History of African art, sculptures and artifacts owned by French collectors and galleries lent influence to the works of artists such as Amedeo Modigliani and Pablo Picasso, who were greatly…
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Backdrop is Harlem New York. A child pushes a grocery trolley in the background. Beaten down black men line up for food in a soup kitchen. Very little dignity can…