UNTITLED (BROWN CONSTRUCTION WITH FIGURES AND DOG)

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BILL TRAYLOR (CIRCA 1853-1949)
UNTITLED (BROWN CONSTRUCTION WITH FIGURES AND DOG)
tempera and graphite on card
13 ¼ x 7 ¼ in.
Painted circa 1939-1942.

來源

Hirschl & Adler Modern, New York
Ricco/Maresca Gallery, New York
William Louis-Dreyfus, Mount Kisco, New York, 1993
Gifted from the above to The William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation, Mount Kisco, 2013

出版

Exhibition catalogue, Bill Traylor: An American Prodigy (New York, 1997), no. 50.
Frank Maresca and Roger Ricco, Bill Traylor: Observing Life (New York, 1997), pl. 50.

展覽

New York, Ricco/Maresca Gallery, Bill Traylor: An American Prodigy, 20 November 24-December 1997.

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Cara Zimmerman Head of Americana and Outsider Art

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After a lifetime on a plantation, former slave Bill Traylor (1854-1949) moved to Montgomery, Alabama. From a doorstep on Monroe Street he rendered starkly modernist animals, architectural elements, dancing, drinking and fighting figures, and other images evoking his current and previous experiences. Untitled (Brown Construction with Figures and Dog) is one of Traylor's 'exciting events'. The image is animated and alive, with figures hanging and balancing precariously with energetically pointed fingers while a barking dog center the scene, wagging his tail.

UNTITLED (BROWN CONSTRUCTION WITH FIGURES AND DOG)

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