Horace Pippin

American Painter

1888 AD - 1946 AD

Horace Pippin was a self-taught African-American painter who worked in a naive style. The injustice of slavery and American segregation figure prominently in many of his works.

Horace Pippin's Works of Art

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Thumbnail	Title	Date
	Abe Lincoln's First Book	1944 AD
	Abe Lincoln, The Good Samaritan	1943 AD
	Amish Letter Writer	1940 AD
	Birmingham Meeting House III	1941 AD
	Birmingham Meeting House IV	1942 AD
	Cabin in the Cotton	1935 AD
	Cabin In The Cotton III	1944 AD
	Christ Before Pilate	1941 AD
	Christ Crowned With Thorns	1938 AD
	Christmas Morning Breakfast	Unknown
	Crucifixion	1943 AD
	Deep Are The Roots	1945 AD
	Dog Fight Over The Trenches	1935 AD
	Domino Players	1943 AD
	Giving Thanks	1942 AD
	Harmonizing	1944 AD
	Holy Mountain I	1944 AD
	Holy Mountain II	1944 AD
	Holy Mountain III	1945 AD
	Interior	1944 AD
	John Brown Going To His Hanging	1942 AD
	John Brown Reading His Bible	1942 AD
	Major-General Smedley D. Butler	1937 AD
	Man On A Bench	1946 AD
	Man Seated Near Stove	1941 AD
	Maple Sugar Season	1941 AD
	Marian Anderson II	1941 AD
	Milk Man Of Goshen	Unknown
	Mountain Landscape	1936 AD
	Mr. Prejudice	1943 AD
	Portrait Of Christian Brinton	1940 AD
	Quaker Mother And Child	1944 AD
	Roses With Red Chair	1940 AD
	Self-Portrait	1941 AD
	Self-Portrait	1944 AD
	Shell Holes And Observation Balloon, Champagne Sector	1931 AD
	Study For The Barracks	1945 AD
	The Artist's Wife	1936 AD
	The Barracks	1945 AD
	The Buffalo Hunt	1933 AD
	The Get Away Fox	1939 AD
	The Hoe Cake	1946 AD
	The Old Mill	1930 AD
	The Squirrel Hunter	1940 AD
	The Temptation Of Saint Anthony	1946 AD
	The Trial Of John Brown	1942 AD
	The Warped Table Still Life	1940 AD
	The Wash	1940 AD
	The Whipping	1941 AD
	The Woman Taken In Adultery	1941 AD

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Total number of works by this artist: 57