Gimme Dat Gum
This work of art is inspired by the African American church experience. It depicts a Mother telling her daughter to give her that gum in a church pew during service. She was popping those bubbles and didn't stop when asked the first time.
Measures 24x30 inches (paper size) and 20x28 inches (image size).
The Alabama-born and Chicago-raised artist, Annie Lee, was known for featureless faces and the emotion and expression that radiated from the everyday people depicted in her work. Add some work from this master artist to your home. Perfect for aspiring musicians who play these instruments or fans of music-themed artwork.
This work of art is inspired by the African American church experience. It depicts a Mother telling her daughter to give her that gum in a church pew during service. She was popping those bubbles and didn't stop when asked the first time.
Measures 24x30 inches (paper size) and 20x28 inches (image size).
The Alabama-born and Chicago-raised artist, Annie Lee, was known for featureless faces and the emotion and expression that radiated from the everyday people depicted in her work. Add some work from this master artist to your home. Perfect for aspiring musicians who play these instruments or fans of music-themed artwork.
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This work of art is inspired by the African American church experience. It depicts a Mother telling her daughter to give her that gum in a church pew during service. She was popping those bubbles and didn't stop when asked the first time.
Measures 24x30 inches (paper size) and 20x28 inches (image size).
The Alabama-born and Chicago-raised artist, Annie Lee, was known for featureless faces and the emotion and expression that radiated from the everyday people depicted in her work. Add some work from this master artist to your home. Perfect for aspiring musicians who play these instruments or fans of music-themed artwork.
