About this Product
A poor boy in Mississippi is a painting tribute to the African American folk-art roots that the artist Easton has explored for many years the size of the painting is 9 by 12 inches on an antique dictionary page from 1935.
Dive into the vibrant fusion of African tribal art and New York street culture. Bold, raw strokes inspired by Basquiat, Warhol's pop art, and Picasso's abstract brilliance. A cultural explosion, bridging continents, generations, and art movements. This Black American folk artist is redefining 'American art' with ancestral vibes and urban grit. Look closer at the graffiti - it's a portal to another world.
â–º Watercolor, Ink, oil stick on antique Websters dictionary page.
This original painting influenced by New York graffiti style art like Jean Michel Basquiat s well as Picasso and Keith Herring has a tribal influence and African symbolism that the artist refined to make this exciting painting one of a kind the artist also uses his graffiti influence to make this artwork stimulating from his Jamaican and African American folk art influence a celebration of color and a celebration of the tribal Redefined for Contemporary Art collectors you will love this painting and it is a stimulating conversation piece.
Vivid archival inks and exceptional detail. Mixed medium Hand embellished with watercolor and ink.
I was a graffiti artist for a short time in NYC and my friends taught me techniques I still use today. Like Basquiat would do...Oil stick paint was also used on this artwork
I have been making music inspired artworks for over 25 years.
I am also excited to announce that a new documentary film about me "Easton Painting Miles" is premiering at film festivals in The USA and Europe.
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Meet the Maker
If you Google the name "Easton Davy" you will see that I have been creating music inspired artwork for over 25 years and I am represented by galleries in Philadelphia, Detroit, New Jersey, The Netherlands and The Caribbean.
How it’s Made
9 xx 12 inches
â–º Watercolor, Ink, oil stick on antique Websters dictionary page.
Vivid archival inks and exceptional detail. Mixed medium Hand embellished with watercolor and ink. Oil stick paint was also used.
I have been making music inspired artworks for over 25 years.
I am also excited to announce that a new documentary film about me "Easton Painting Miles" is premiering at film festivals in The USA and Europe.
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