Jonathan Green Animal Prints
Jonathan Green is considered one of the most important contemporary painters of the Southern experience. The artwork of Green is heavily influenced by his Gullah heritage, with vividly colored paintings and prints documenting everyday chores, in addition to celebrating Gullah life’s rites of passage. By returning his art to his childhood upbringing, Green has created an autobiographical body of work, in addition to documenting a vanishing way of life. Jonathan Green's artwork has been exhibited across the United States and internationally. Additionally, his work is included in the permanent collections of several major museums.
1990s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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2010s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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Late 20th Century Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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Early 2000s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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20th Century Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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1970s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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1990s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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1970s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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1960s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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1950s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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20th Century Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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1970s Contemporary Jonathan Green Animal Prints
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