Showing 9 artworks with Contemporary Realism and with Ogden Museum Of Southern Art
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- Sap Green
- Phthalo Green
- Espresso
- Brown
- Clay
- Driftwood
- Khaki
- Putty
- Nostalgic Atmosphere
- Mississippi Delta
- Pastel Painting Style
- Black White Artwork
- "Ross Digital Artwork"
- Red Checkered Cloth
- 1960S Wall Art
- Red Cafe Building
- Vibrant Red Tones
- Outdoor Figure Study
- Documentary Style
- Early 20Th Century Art
- American Realism
- Nostalgic Mood
- Cityscape Illustration
- Preservation Hall
- Impressionistic Style
- Atlanta Cityscape Art
- Rustic Southern Cafe
- Vibrant City Cars
- Geometric Cityscapes
- "Urban Landscape Art"
- Architectural Art
- Elderly Man Portrait
- Overalls Man Painting
- Black And White
- Cool Color Palette Art
- Purvis Young Style
- Detailed Pastel Prints
- Minimalist Art Piece
- Luminous Pastel Art
- Jazz Musicians
- Smartphone Still Life”
- Fear Theme Art
- Watercolor Painting
- 1930S Realism
- "Geometric Art Design"
- Arthur Werger Pastel
- Street Life Painting
- Vintage Artwork
- Urban Nightscape Art
- Contemporary Art”
- Farmhouse Window View
- Vintage Photography
- "Modern Home Photo"
- 1941 Watercolor
- Nighttime City Art
- Expressive Brushwork
- Marie Hull Painting
- American Watercolor
A hauntingly atmospheric view of a red Mississippi cafe featuring a delicate spider web captured by Vinton Birney Imes III in 1988, inviting you to bring this soulful piece of Delta history into your collection.
A soulful 1964 portrait of Billie and Dede Pierce by American realist Noel Rockmore captures the intimate essence of New Orleans jazz culture, inviting you to bring this evocative piece of musical history into your home.
Contemplative black and white scene of a man observing nature by Benny Andrews (1965); discover this evocative piece of mid-century American art today.
Explore Arthur Werger’s ‘Lucent View,’ a captivating 1986 pastel cityscape of Atlanta. Detailed urban nightscapes & luminous textures – perfect for art collectors.
A vibrant urban scene capturing the bustling energy of city life through Purvis Young's expressive 1987 cityscape featuring cars and pedestrians, inviting you to bring this piece of street history into your collection.
A nostalgic portrait of an elderly man seated at a checkered table captures the quiet essence of 1935 Americana in this evocative painting by Marie Atkinson Hull, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your home.
Ramell Ross’ ‘iHome’ captures a smartphone image of a historic mansion – a poignant blend of documentary photography & digital art. Explore this minimalist, centered piece reflecting modern life and timeless architecture.
A poignant black and white photograph by Vinton Birney Imes III capturing a man before the Magic Star Disco in 1984, evoking the soulful essence of the Mississippi Delta and inviting you to explore this timeless moment.
Explore William Robert Hollingsworth Jr.’s ‘Fear’ (1941) – a poignant watercolor capturing family distress during wartime. Impressionistic realism & emotional depth.