William Artis Art Appreciation 🧵
A Mother's Love, 1963
#BlackArt
William Artis
Untitled (Idealized Head of a Woman), 1946
#BlackArt
William Artis
Head of a Boy, 1930
#BlackArt
William Artis
Head of an African American Woman, 1939
#BlackArt
William Artis
Michael, 1940s
#BlackArt
William Artis
Untitled (figure), 1950s
#BlackArt
William Artis
Vernon, 1940s
#BlackArt
William Artis
Portrait of an African American Man, 1956
#BlackArt
William Artis
Woman with Kerchief, 1939
#BlackArt
William Artis
Untitled (Head of Boy), 1940
#BlackArt
William Artis
A Decorative Head, 1946
#BlackArt

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