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Artificial Power
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A symbolic abstraction of the importance of spiritual growth versus the futility of destructive aggression. Original oil on canvas.
Biddle Market Memoirs
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This nostalgic scene recalls an era the 1950s at the beginnings of the Supermarket concept in St. Louis MO. Boys would haul groceries in their wagons on Saturday mornings. Original oil on canvas.
Origins
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A reflection on the simularities and shared histories of the natives of the Americas and Africa. Original oil on canvas.
Quality Time
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A moment of quiet interaction between a child and a pet. Original acrylic on canvas.
Jasmine's Journey
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This work poses a question about the choices that are available to young Black females in urban environments. Original acrylic on canvas.
The Soul Araminta
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This work pays tribute to the survival skills of females of the African diaspora, during the era of human bondage in the American experience. Original oil on canvas.
The Letter
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Following the slave rebellions of the middle 19th century, new laws were passed, making it a crime for a slave learn to read and write. The repercussions were extremely harsh for any slave caught reading or writing. A moment of great courage is depicted in this painting of a slave girl secretly composing a letter. Original acrylic on canvas.
Touch
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This is the moment when the entertainer makes the connection with his audience. Original oil on canvas.
Lunch Boxes
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This expressionistic treatment, depicts children in an urban setting on their way to school. Original oil on canvas.
I Remember Lovejoy Lane
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The nation’s first public housing project was launched in St. Louis, Missouri in the early 1940s. Initially it was a model community which stood in stark contrast to the cold water flats that It replaced. As a member of that first generation of children to grow up in “Carr Square Village”, I still share the pride of the village with current and former residents from all over the country. For more than 30 years we have reunited annually at Carr Square Park. The village has been redesigned in recent years and my original address on Lovejoy Lane no longer exists. This painting is a tribute to the unique culture that existed there and now lives on only in our memories. Original oil on canvas.
Harambe
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this work symbolizes African American efforts to pull together and find strength, by respecting the linkage to the Motherland. Original oil on canvas.
The Scholar
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This representational work emphasizes respect for and focus on academics.
Original oil on canvas.
Joy of City Living
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This impressionistic treatment, depicts a family fishing in an urban park.
Oil on canvas.
West Point Legacy
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Oil on canvas.
Bill's World
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Expressionist rendering intended to focus on the condition of the homeless in America. Acrylic on canvas.
Fishing Party
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This painting depicts fishing in an urban park.
Oil on canvas.
Just Walking
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Oil on canvas.
A Time For Sharing
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Oil on canvas.
Blues Festival
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Modernist treatment of urban subject.
Oil on canvas.
In My Time
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Modernist treatment of urban subject.
Oil on canvas.
Grocery List
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Modernist treatment of urban subject.
Acrylic on canvas.
Monday Morning Escort Duty
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Fraternal responsibilities.
Oil on canvas.
The Promise
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Seriously taken marriage vows are the focus of this painting. Oil on canvas.
Fatherhood
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Pride, responsibility, heritage and example are just a few words that apply to the the many ways in which fathers are expected to provide for, protect and inspire the inheritors of the the next generation. Oil on canvas.
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