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- Michael Albert Smith
- Documentary Photography
- Black & White Photography
- Black And White Photo
- African American Art
- Feathers And Hats
- African American Culture
- Acrylic Landscape Painting
- Mahalia Jackson Portrait
- Live Music Scene
- American Western Art
- Southern Us Art
- Cultural Heritage Art
- 1974 Portrait Art
- Civil Rights Era Art
- Spiritual Photography
- Muted Green Palette
- New Orleans Jazz Fest
- Evocative Photography
- Richard "Pops" Peterson
- New Orleans Music
- Formal Attire Portrait
- Bishop Butler Portrait
- 1970S Photography
- Living Room Wall Decor
- Nostalgic West Vibe
- Vintage Concert Image
- Music History Photo
- Faith Community Art
- Hand Painted Teepee Art
- 1973 Photograph
- Jazz Funeral Photo
- Cool Jazz Photography
- Civil Rights Art
- Collector’S Exclusive Piece
- Jazz Band Performance
- Office Inspirational Art
- Duke Ellington Photo
- Southern Music Culture
- Institutional Music
- Jazz Festival Event
- River Valley Scene
- Cultural Resilience
- 1970S Music Culture
- Musical Atmosphere
- Religious Artwork
- Vintage Black And White
- New Orleans Jazz
- Gospel Church Photo
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Explore the serene American West with A. Smith’s hand‑painted teepee landscape. Authentic acrylic art for collectors—add timeless beauty to your space today.
A lively black and white photograph capturing the soulful energy of a jazz band performing in 1974 by Michael Albert Smith invites you to experience the vibrant New Orleans music culture through this evocative piece.
Witness a vibrant New Orleans jazz funeral through Michael Albert Smith’s striking black & white photo. Capturing community resilience, this 1996 image is a powerful document of cultural expression.
Witness a historic moment! Michael Albert Smith’s 1970 black & white photo captures Mahalia Jackson & Duke Ellington at the New Orleans Jazz Fest. A vibrant snapshot of music history.
Discover Michael Albert Smith’s 1974 black & white photo of Bishop Butler – a powerful portrait of faith & community. Documentary style, evocative textures & timeless appeal.
Michael Albert Smith’s ‘Henry Roeland Byrd at Parish Prison’ captures Pops Peterson’s joy in a striking black & white photo. Explore this documentary style portrait of music & resilience.