Illinois. 1919 - 1995
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1923 Champagne, Illinois - 2004. Known for: Painting and collage with jazz and religious themes, framing, teaching.
Allen Stringfellow was born in Champaign, Illinois. The son of a nightclub singer and a jazz guitarist, he was raised around entertainers in Chicago. As a teenager, he started designing costumes for... Read full biography
Allen Stringfellow was born in Champaign, Illinois. The son of a nightclub singer and a jazz guitarist, he was raised around entertainers in Chicago. As a teenager, he started designing costumes for his father’s performer friends. Along the way, he painted religious murals for local churches. He... Read full biography
Allen Stringfellow was born in Champaign, Illinois. The son of a nightclub singer and a jazz guitarist, he was raised around entertainers in Chicago. As a teenager, he started designing costumes for his father’s performer friends. Along the way, he painted religious murals for local churches. He studied at the University of Illinois, and the Art Institute of Milwaukee in Wisconsin. During the W.P.A*., he taught silk-screening to other artists. At the time, he met the artist William S. Carter;... Read full biography
Allen Stringfellow was born in Champaign, Illinois. The son of a nightclub singer and a jazz guitarist, he was raised around entertainers in Chicago. As a teenager, he started designing costumes for his father’s performer friends. Along the way, he painted religious murals for local churches. He studied at the University of Illinois, and the Art Institute of Milwaukee in Wisconsin. During the W.P.A*., he taught silk-screening to other artists. At the time, he met the artist William S. Carter; and became part of the Southside Community Art Center, an arts program affiliated with the W.P.A. that was dedicated by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt in the 1940’s. The Center”s central figure was master artist and teacher George Neal. Acclaimed artists... Read full biography
Allen Stringfellow was born in Champaign, Illinois. The son of a nightclub singer and a jazz guitarist, he was raised around entertainers in Chicago. As a teenager, he started designing costumes for his father’s performer friends. Along the way, he painted religious murals for local churches. He studied at the University of Illinois, and the Art Institute of Milwaukee in Wisconsin. During the W.P.A*., he taught silk-screening to other artists. At the time, he met the artist William S. Carter; and became part of the Southside Community Art Center, an arts program affiliated with the W.P.A. that was dedicated by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt in the 1940’s. The Center”s central figure was master artist and teacher George Neal. Acclaimed artists Charles White, William S. Carter, and photographer Gordon Parks were among the Center’s students. The Southside Community Art Center became... Read full biography
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Figure, street-landscape, genre
Illinois, District Of Columbia. 1927 - 1980
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Illinois, Georgia. 1913 - 1996
Female figure, jazz musicians, portrait and genre painting
Illinois, District Of Columbia. 1914 - 1985
Harlequin figure portrait paintings, clownsset design, playwright
New York, Tennessee. 1904 - 1991
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Alabama, Pennsylvania, California. 1915 - 2001
Modernist African-American genre and figure painting, printmaking
New York. 1928 - 2000
Modernist figure-images, illustrator-comic; educator
New York, North Carolina. 1907 - 1977
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Illinois, Indiana / Haiti. 1884 - 1964
Portrait, mural, genre-Haiti and landscape painting
Indiana. 1891 - 1968
Portrait, landscape, floral and genre painting
Kentucky, New York, Massachusetts / Italy. 1937 - 1966
Figurative expressionist painting, religion
District Of Columbia, Massachusetts / Haiti. 1905 - 1998
African figure-genre, landscape, still life and mask painting, teaching
Massachusetts, New Jersey. 1910 - 2007
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Illinois. 1935 - 2023
Biomorphic, nature themed sculpture, found objects, graphics
Tennessee, New York / France. 1901 - 1979
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District Of Columbia. 1891 - 1978
Non objective-optical imagery painting, teaching
Connecticut, New York. 1847 - 1923
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New York. 1909 - 1979
Non objective, ethnic genre-view painting
Ohio, New Jersey, Florida, New Mexico. 1915 - 1999
Figure in desolate landscape painting, surrealism, teaching
Missouri. 1927 - 2009
Sculpture, assemblage, abstraction
District Of Columbia, Kentucky. 1933 - 2022
Abstract color field and drape painting, collage, graphics