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Anthony Armstrong

Negro Woman
 Mixed Media On Canvas
22 x 38
$6,500.00  (sold)

Sensual Serenade
Acrylic & Gold Foil On Canvas
Size 24 x 36
$2,500.00 (sold)
Whether out of an act of defiance or an act of nature, or perhaps both I have tried to establish myself as one of the foremost contemporary abstract painters on the art scene. As a child I was encouraged to "make picture"s by my Mother. Growing up in the Segregated South, in DeLand Florida, the son of a migrant worker and a "Days work maid, the prospect of using my God given talents in a professional Artistic capacity seemed bleak. It has always been my desire to share those talents with others. Through hard work, academic training and painterly ambition, I have been blessed to achieve my lifes dream. I strive daily to continue my lifes work and dedicate myself to conveying the concerns, sentiments and beauty of African Americans. In the tradition of artist such as Aaron Douglas, Romare Bearden, and Pablo Picasso, I continue to interpret Realism, Cubism and Afrocentric Iconography. With the use of geometric formulas, harmonious color compositions and design motifs I endeavor to fulfill principles of meaningful spatial relationships. It is my hope to create a painting style unlike any other. I continue to be inspired by stories from the bible, recent African American History, and my spiritual awareness.

                 The Civil Rights Series

Words can little describe the magnitude of the American Civil Rights movement -- the spirit, the courage of a people, the sacrifices, the joys, the suffering -- and the lives that endured and created incredible extraordinary events. Artist Anthony Armstrong has endeavored to paint for you the images and memories of the experiences that he was blessed to live through as a child. The first of Six images is "First Day". The image portray's Ruby Bridges, the first African American to intergrate the New Orleans Public School System. Each image is hand pulled by Lou Stovall, master printer and noted Artist. This is sure to be a collectors item and will enhance any collection.


First Day

27 x 28 
Hand Pulled
L/E Silk Screen
Edition Size 80
Retail $1,500.00
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