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Gimme Dat Gum

Annie Lee
Gimme Dat Gum by Annie Lee
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Description

Annie Lee's Gimme Dat Gum is a work of art depicting an African-American family sitting in the front pew of a church as the mother dressed in white is handed a gum from her daughter wearing a yellow dress.

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Description

Annie Lee's Gimme Dat Gum is a work of art depicting an African-American family sitting in the front pew of a church as the mother dressed in white is handed a gum from her daughter wearing a yellow dress.
Specs.
Collection Black Church Collection
Edition Open Edition
Framed No
Height 20 Inches
Length 29 Inches
Medium Art Print
SKU anle116
Annie Lee
Ever since taking the art world by storm during her first gallery show in 1985 at the age of 50, where her artwork sold out in just four hours, Annie Lee has been a central and celebrated figure in the world of art. Her style was labeled by art commentators as "Black Americana" due to her use of scenes of everyday African American life, the animated emotion of the personalities and two-dimensional figures. Another recognizable and trademark aspect of her is art is the fact that her subjects were often faceless.
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