Showing 24 artworks out of 129 with Souls Grown Deep
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Souls Grown Deep
- Annie Mae Young
- Aolar Carson Mosely
- Archie Byron
- Arthur Rothstein
- Charlie Lucas
- David Raccuglia
- Edith Chester
- Eldren M. Bailey
- Emmer Sewell
- Georgia Speller
- Gordon Bennett Ao
- Hawkins Bolden
- Irene Williams
- Jessie T. Pettway, Also Known As Bootnie
- Jimmy Lee Sudduth
- Joe Light
- John Murray Thomson
- Lonnie Holley
- Martha Jane Pettway Tucker
- Mary Lee Bendolph
- Nellie Mae Rowe
- Purvis Young
- Ronald Lockett
- Thornton Dial, Jr.
- William Sidney Arnett
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Explore 'Minnie and Her Friends' by Georgia Speller (1987). A vibrant, expressionistic acrylic painting featuring nude figures in a dynamic, emotionally charged composition. Discover this unique artwork!
A powerful collage of fragmented textures and deep blues defines this evocative 2003 masterpiece by Thornton Dial Jr., inviting you to explore the profound social depth of this monumental contemporary work.
A captivating black and white portrait of the talented quiltmaker Essie Bendolph Pettway captured by photographer David Raccuglia in 2000, offering a soulful glimpse into her legacy that you can bring to your collection.
A vibrant scene of three figures nestled in nature captures the ecstatic energy of Georgia Speller's 1987 painting, offering a colorful glimpse into her unique style that you can bring to your private collection.
Lonnie Holley's 'Cutting Up Old Film' is a powerful assemblage reflecting on history, truth, and the selective nature of storytelling through repurposed film materials.
A vibrant yellow background illuminates this striking portrait of a man by African American artist Georgia Speller, capturing an expressive 1980s mood that invites you to bring this soulful piece into your collection.
Vibrant floral patterns on textured fabric create a striking contrast in this 1997 painting by Ronald Lockett, offering a unique window into the American artist's evocative style for your private collection.
Vibrant red and blue tapering strings create a rhythmic pattern in this 1950 textile masterpiece by Jessie T. Pettway, offering a unique glimpse into Gee's Bend artistry that you can bring to your collection.
A vibrant assemblage of velvet and upholstery by Thornton Dial Jr. creates a mask-like landscape honoring Gee's Bend quilters in this 2002 masterpiece, inviting you to explore the depth of American Southern heritage.
A vibrant and bustling scene featuring a blue-seated rocking chair and playful cats captures the whimsical spirit of Nellie Mae Rowe's 1981 masterpiece, inviting you to bring this soulful piece of American folk art home.
A vibrant Pop Art scene featuring a man with birds perched on his helmet by American artist Joe Light captures a surreal spiritual energy that invites you to explore this unique 1987 masterpiece.
A haunting assemblage of button-formed grapes on a crimson background by Thornton Dial Jr. transforms traditional still life into a powerful social commentary, inviting you to explore this profound contemporary masterpiece.
Explore Purvis Young's 'Untitled' (1978): A chaotic mixed-media assemblage capturing Overtown, Miami’s energy. Expressionistic & raw, this aged piece reveals a fragmented memory.
Explore Hawkins Bolden’s ‘Untitled’ assemblage sculpture – a haunting 1987 mixed-media piece crafted from found objects & evoking industrial decay. A unique, unsettling artwork.
A poignant quilt-like assemblage by Ronald Lockett memorializing his great-grandmother through textured fabric blocks and soulful patterns, inviting you to explore this profound piece of American art history.
A humorous scene of a woman scolding her dog unfolds in this vibrant 1981 painting by Nellie Mae Rowe, capturing the soulful essence of American folk art and inviting you to bring this expressive piece into your collection.
A poignant black and white photograph by David Raccuglia capturing the quiet repose of an elderly woman, offering a soulful glimpse into human vulnerability that invites you to explore this evocative piece.
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 vibrant scene of figures and nature unfolds in this 1981 painting by Nellie Mae Rowe, capturing a soulful atmosphere through her unique folk art style that invites you to bring this piece of history into your home.
A powerful assemblage of fabric textures depicting the American flag by Thornton Dial Jr. captures the unifying power of national ideals in this monumental 2003 masterpiece, inviting you to explore its profound depth.