The 1920's - The Migrants Cast Their Ballots from Kent-Bicentennial Portfolio-Spirit of Independence
Lithography
17x14in
$1,260
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Jacob Lawrence
United States
Artist highlights
- Famous Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Screen Printing
- Dimensions : 20x30in
About this artwork
Limited edition
Edition of 100
Screenprint
Hand-signed by artist, Signed, numbered, dated, and titled in pencil
Frame Included
Publisher: Screenprint Workshop, East Hampton, New York
Edition of 100
Screenprint
Hand-signed by artist, Signed, numbered, dated, and titled in pencil
Frame Included
Publisher: Screenprint Workshop, East Hampton, New York
Jacob Lawrence
United States
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Jacob Lawrence was an American painter who used tempera and gouache to bring African-American history and daily life to the canvas, drawing from his Harlem upbringing. He employed "dynamic cubism"—a style mixing bold shapes, vivid colors, and rhythmic composition inspired by West African and Meso-American influences. His art radiates a profound sense of resilience, hope, and dignity, powerfully celebrating the triumphs and struggles of a vibrant community.
