Showing 9 artworks with Purvis Young and with artwork date before 1999 and with artwork date after 1989
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- Ritual Processional
Witness the vibrant ritual procession by Purvis Young! This captivating 1999 painting embodies Overtown's soul with its dynamic figures and bold colors, a testament to his unique artistic vision.
Explore 'Carrying the Angel to the People' by Purvis Young (1943-2010). A vibrant mixed-media collage depicting urban life & social commentary. Expressive, chaotic, and full of symbolic energy.
A powerful group of riders moves in a unified circle in Purvis Young's Warriors at Sunset, capturing the raw energy of 1999 street art and inviting you to bring this evocative piece of Miami history into your collection.
Explore 'Wild Horse and Rider' by Purvis Young – a vibrant, expressive painting bursting with energy & urban life. A key work by Miami artist known for social commentary & bold style.
Angels Keep Watch by Purvis Young is a captivating painting featuring three faces adorned with glasses, reflecting Young’s artistic exploration of human expression and observation. Created in 1985-1999, it embodies his distinctive style—characterized by unconventional materials like pegboard and wood—and captures the spirit of Overtown's vibrant community.