Showing 17 artworks out of 41 with William H. Johnson and with 1942
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A vibrant depiction of camaraderie among nurses in a hospital setting, this 1942 painting by William H. Johnson captures the essence of teamwork through colorful modernist folk art, perfect for your private collection.
A vibrant and lively depiction of city life featuring children gathered around an ice cream stand by William H. Johnson, capturing the essence of 1942 through colorful modernist folk traditions available for your collection.
A lively social gathering of dancing figures and shared meals captures the vibrant spirit of William H. Johnson's 1942 masterpiece Sailor's Home, inviting you to bring this soulful piece of Harlem Renaissance history home.
Explore William Henry Johnson’s ‘Killed in Action,’ a raw watercolor depicting wartime tragedy. A poignant, naive art piece showcasing death & despair – perfect for collectors.
Three men in formal suits stand before a bustling 1942 city skyline in this evocative painting by Harlem Renaissance master William H. Johnson, inviting you to bring this piece of American history into your collection.
Three intense soldiers with bayonets stand poised on a dramatic battlefield in this powerful 1942 painting by William H. Johnson that invites you to experience the raw emotion of the Harlem Renaissance era.