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Midnight Sun, Lofoten, 1937 William H. Johnson

Midnight Sun, Lofoten, 1937 William H. Johnson

Midnight Sun, Lofoten, Norway by William H. Johnson / American Art

Midnight Sun, Lofoten, Norway by William H. Johnson / American Art

Come see this painting in our temporary Smithsonian exhibition on William H. Johnson and compare it to a similar one on display in the permanent collection.

Come see this painting in our temporary Smithsonian exhibition on William H. Johnson and compare it to a similar one on display in the permanent collection.

Empire. 36 x 36. Acrylic on Linen.

Empire. 36 x 36. Acrylic on Linen.

Gloria Coker - Love her paintings!

Gloria Coker - Love her paintings!

Joseph Melançon “Green Striped Flag and Shiel” Acrylic

Joseph Melançon “Green Striped Flag and Shiel” Acrylic

William H. Johnson: An American Modern @ Georgia Museum of Art February 16th - May 12, 2013 “ William Henry Johnson (1901–1970) is a pivotal figure in modern American art. A virtuoso skilled in...

William H. Johnson: An American Modern @ Georgia Museum of Art February 16th - May 12, 2013 “ William Henry Johnson (1901–1970) is a pivotal figure in modern American art. A virtuoso skilled in...

"Fertilization" by Grace Divine. One of a series on women. Check out her remarkable life.

"Fertilization" by Grace Divine. One of a series on women. Check out her remarkable life.

William H. Johnson This is the artist I was assigned to learn about for "Occupy Facebook with Art." After living in Paris as a Painter, Johnson, who was an African American artist from South Carolina, returned to the south to paint the local landscape in 1930. He was arrested while painting "The Jacobia Hotel", a local brothel, for loitering. This experience left such a bad taste in his mouth that he did not return to the South for another sixteen years.

William H. Johnson This is the artist I was assigned to learn about for "Occupy Facebook with Art." After living in Paris as a Painter, Johnson, who was an African American artist from South Carolina, returned to the south to paint the local landscape in 1930. He was arrested while painting "The Jacobia Hotel", a local brothel, for loitering. This experience left such a bad taste in his mouth that he did not return to the South for another sixteen years.

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