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( American, 1916 - 1989 )
Untitled (Fisherman's House at River's Edge)
Materials:
oil on linen canvas
Measurements:
20.00 in. (50.80 cm.) (height) by 25.98 in. (66.00 cm.) (width)
Markings:
Signed in oil, upper right recto Signed in oil, center verso
Exhibited:
Robert Neal exhibited his own paintings at the same time His work was included in two of the most celebrated national exhibtions of African-American Fine Art - the 1939 Baltimore Museum of Art's Contemporary Negro Art, the first museum group exhibiton of African-American artists, and the 1940 Exhibition of the Art of the American Negro (1851-1940) at the Tanner Galleries in Chicago, the largest survey of African-American art at the time
Provenance:
acquired from family descendants of the artist, Colorado; private collection, Colorado This outstanding 1930s painting is a wonderful discovery - the first artwork by this painter and muralist to come to auction A native of Atlanta, Robert Neal was a student of Hale Woodruff's and became his studio assistant at Spelman College, working on the Talladega College Amistad murals in 1939 Neal transferred Woodruff's drawings to the canvas, and then installed the canvases to the walls after Woodruff had fallen ill
Untitled (Fisherman's House at River's Edge) 1939
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The Petrified Forest 1962
Untitled (keep out) 1958
Rearguard 1950
Untitled (pacific world war ii still life) 1941
The Laborer 1975
Untitled (Kitchen Still Life, Dayton, Ohio) 1940
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