Showing 6 artworks with William H. Johnson and with 1944 and with American Folk Art
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William H. Johnson
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Explore William Henry Johnson’s ‘Volunteer Workers’ (1944). A vibrant, naive painting depicting a rural African American community's healthcare efforts. Bold colors & dynamic composition.
Explore William Henry Johnson’s ‘Maternal,’ a striking 1944 oil painting of Black motherhood in bold lines & vibrant colors. A unique folk art style, perfect for art lovers.
Explore William Henry Johnson’s ‘Farm Couple at Work’! A vibrant, expressive oil painting capturing rural African American life in a unique folk art style. Discover its rich colors & symbolism.
Explore William Henry Johnson’s ‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,’ a vibrant Expressionist painting of celestial figures & ritual. Warm tones, bold lines, & dynamic composition – a unique art piece.
Explore William Henry Johnson’s ‘Come Unto Me, Little Children’ – a vibrant, naive-style illustration of religious devotion. A unique folk art piece from 1944, showcasing bold lines & saturated colors.
Explore William Henry Johnson’s ‘Ezekiel Saw the Wheel’! A vibrant, symbolic watercolor depicting a dark-skinned figure & celestial scene. Expressionist art, 1944.