Showing 24 artworks out of 43 with Bill Traylor and with artwork date before 1945 and with artwork date after 1935
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Bill Traylor
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-1945
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1935+
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- 1939 American Art
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- Abstract Bird Drawing
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Bill Traylor’s ‘Untitled (Dog Fight)’ – a raw, expressive drawing from 1940. Explore this folk art masterpiece featuring bold lines & symbolic conflict. Discover Traylor's unique vision!
A striking 1939 pencil and watercolor depiction of a mule by self-taught master Bill Traylor captures the essence of Alabama folklore, inviting you to explore this powerful piece of American modern art history.
A striking black figure set against a bold red background defines this powerful 1942 work by self-taught master Bill Traylor, inviting you to explore the raw emotion of his unique Southern folk art legacy.
Bill Traylor’s ‘Black Turkey’ (1942) is a striking pen & ink drawing of a solitary bird – a powerful example of his unique, evocative style. Explore this iconic piece!
Bill Traylor’s ‘Yellow Chicken’ (1940) – a striking gouache drawing showcasing abstract expressionism & folklore. Explore this unique piece's bold style and symbolic depth.
A dynamic depiction of two dogs locked in a fierce fight by self-taught master Bill Traylor captures the raw energy of 1942 folk art, inviting you to explore this powerful piece through a handmade oil reproduction.
A dynamic black rabbit captured in motion through Bill Traylor's expressive 1940 watercolor style on textured paperboard, offering a rare glimpse into American folk art history that you can bring to your collection.
Bill Traylor’s ‘Untitled’ (1942) is a hauntingly surreal woodcut depicting figures in blue against beige. Explore its symbolic themes of entrapment & struggle, showcasing Traylor's illustrative style and dynamic composition.