Oil on canvas. Good condition, no breaks or damage. Note: All pieces in this catalog are sold in the artist's style, which means that the piece may have been painted by the artist or by someone else inspired by the artist. style. The authority of this piece is unknown. Some parts are accompanied by certificates issued by independent of any part in this catalogue, do not hesitate to contact us.

Lot from a private and individual collection on consignment considered a unique piece and acquired by the UPS Auction Gallery, currently considered. The owners.
This piece has been meticulously reviewed and within a certain period according to the expert regulations, where by unanimous decision it has been established that this work of art presents characteristics of a 10/10 (ten out of ten) in terms of the coincidence of the signatures, for which, and with the endorsement of the expert, we affirm the certification of said lot.In the same way, if you have any questions, please ask the necessary questions, they will be answered as soon as possible.

Clementine Hunter
(1886 -1988) Clementine Hunter was an African-American, self-taught artist from the Cane River region of Louisiana. She was born on a plantation that she said was the inspiration for Uncle Tom's Cabin where she worked as a field worker, never learning to read or write. In her 50's, she began to paint, using brushes and paints left behind by an artist who visited the Melrose plantation, where she lived and worked. Hunter's work depicted plantation life in the early 20th century.The word "In the style of" is used for a work by an unknown creator who has created a copy of a known work by that artist.

Location: This item ships from the United States.
Origin: Private Collection.

Excellent condition.

18.75 x 24.5 in