Mama Queen
A powerful and historical release from Annie Lee depicting an African American female sharecropper in the fields picking cotton. Unfortunately, her financial situation as a sharecropper means that she is in the fields with her young child helping to make a way for her family. A testimony to the strength of mothers and especially African American mothers everywhere. It also showcases the hardships that sharecroppers and enslaved African mothers had to endure.
The Alabama born and Chicago raised artist was known for featureless faces and the emotion and expression that radiated from the everyday people depicted in her work.
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Image Size: 38x18.75 inches
Paper Size: 39.5x19.75 inches
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Mama Queen
Mama Queen
A powerful and historical release from Annie Lee depicting an African American female sharecropper in the fields picking cotton. Unfortunately, her financial situation as a sharecropper means that she is in the fields with her young child helping to make a way for her family. A testimony to the strength of mothers and especially African American mothers everywhere. It also showcases the hardships that sharecroppers and enslaved African mothers had to endure.
The Alabama born and Chicago raised artist was known for featureless faces and the emotion and expression that radiated from the everyday people depicted in her work.
Add some work from this master artist to your home today!Ā
Image Size: 38x18.75 inches
Paper Size: 39.5x19.75 inches
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A powerful and historical release from Annie Lee depicting an African American female sharecropper in the fields picking cotton. Unfortunately, her financial situation as a sharecropper means that she is in the fields with her young child helping to make a way for her family. A testimony to the strength of mothers and especially African American mothers everywhere. It also showcases the hardships that sharecroppers and enslaved African mothers had to endure.
The Alabama born and Chicago raised artist was known for featureless faces and the emotion and expression that radiated from the everyday people depicted in her work.
Add some work from this master artist to your home today!Ā
Image Size: 38x18.75 inches
Paper Size: 39.5x19.75 inches
