"I Got The Rhythm" by Frank Morrison 16 x 20 inches Edition of 20 on watercolor paper ABOUT FRANK MORRISON: Frank Morrison, born in 1971, began his artistic journey as a graffiti artist in New Jersey, later evolving his style through influences from hip-hop culture, urban mannerism, graffiti, and abstract contemporary art. His work captures the everyday lives of African-Americans, preserving the essence of urban life and honoring the often-overlooked human stories. Citing Ernie Barnes and Annie Lee as influences, Morrison’s paintings are deeply rooted in the rhythms of city life and hip-hop culture. His work has been showcased in prominent art fairs and galleries, and he has been commissioned by notable figures like Swizz Beats and Jordan Peele. Additionally, Morrison is an acclaimed illustrator of award-winning children's books, and he continues to express his gratitude for the journey that brought him to his current success by signing his works “TTG” (“Thanks to God”). He resides in Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife and five children. See our full line of products available on Etsy here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/JosGalleryStore SHIPPING This product will be shipped rolled up in a tube with brown paper for extra protection. ABOUT US We are a black-owned art gallery located in Detroit, Michigan. We have been operating for over 25 years. We sell and display African and African-American originals, prints, and giftware. We also specialize in custom picture framing. Feel free to visit our website at www.josgalleryonline.com Want to learn more about us? Visit our socials shared with you below. Follow us on social media: Instagram.com/josgallerydetroit Facebook.com/josgallerydetroit Pinterest.com/josgallery Twitter.com/josgallery1 Tiktok.com/josgalleryontiktok Direct Website: www.josgalleryonline.com DON'T MISS OUT ON EXCITING DEALS! Please join our community to meet our featured artists, learn about upcoming deals, and see everything else at Jo's Gallery! Add this link to your browser, and sign up for our emails: https://tinyurl.com/JosGalleryCommunity
This traditional medium of Maori art can be seen on most marae in New Zealand and is a taonga to be treasured by all of us. Through the process of observing, discussing and creating a poupou ākonga will make connections with the symbols, content, patterns and importance of this Māori art medium. Before the era of photography these pou recorded and represented important ancestors, events and tribal stories in the medium of whakairo (carving). This beautiful art form still remains and modern-day interpretations continue to amaze viewers with their visual stories. This resource was designed and copyrighted by © thetereomaoriclassroom2017. All rights are reserved. This product has a school license. With the purchase of this resource you have permission to print and copy it for one school use only. Electronic sharing and distribution for one school is allowed. This resource is available without the Matariki pou (for those of you who have them as part of the Matariki 2017 Resource Māori Art*How To Draw Poupou-without Matariki pou Other Matariki resources: Matariki 2017 Matariki** Whakataukī Colouring Pages
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"Crossword Puzzle" by Frank Morrison; 23 x 18 inches Adorable framed print of Frank Morrison's "Crossword Puzzle". SHIPPING: Shipped framed and wrapped. ABOUT US We are a black-owned art gallery located in Detroit, Michigan. We have been operating for over 25 years. We sell and display African and African-American originals, prints, and giftware. We also specialize in custom picture framing. Feel free to visit our website at www.josgalleryonline.com Pairs well with: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1778285335/i-got-the-rhythm-by-frank-morrison
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