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Nupe

Jerome T. White
Nupe (Kappa Alpha Psi) by Jerome T. White
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An open edition giclee on paper designed for and inspired by Kappa man. In this image a proud and classy member of this organization stands in a red suite with bow tie as a Kappa Kane hangs from his arm. A true nupe who is reppin' his fraternity with pride. Makes a great gift for new or existing members.

A beautiful open edition giclee from the hands, heart, soul and mind of the talented Cleveland based artist Jerome White. Printed on acid-free paper using archival inks to guarantee high quality and long life.

Available on paper. This item is made on demand and takes three to five days to produce and ship.

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Description

An open edition giclee on paper designed for and inspired by Kappa man. In this image a proud and classy member of this organization stands in a red suite with bow tie as a Kappa Kane hangs from his arm. A true nupe who is reppin' his fraternity with pride. Makes a great gift for new or existing members.

A beautiful open edition giclee from the hands, heart, soul and mind of the talented Cleveland based artist Jerome White. Printed on acid-free paper using archival inks to guarantee high quality and long life.

Available on paper. This item is made on demand and takes three to five days to produce and ship.
Specs.
Edition Open Edition
Framed Unframed
Height Select Size Above
Length Select Size Above
Medium Gicle on Paper
Signed Unsigned
SKU white-kappa
Jerome T. White
Jerome T. White was born in Cleveland, Ohio where as a child he developed a strong interest in art. Later in life, he studied art at Tuskegee University, obtained a Bachelors in Fine Art from Baldwin-Wallace College and received his Master's from Case Western Reserve University. Jerome T. White considers Winslow Homer, Dr. John Biggers and Charles White as the artists that primarily shaped his style and influeced his artwork the most. As a result, he uses a lot of spiritual symbolism to showcase and feature social and historical messages and themes. Currently, Jerome T. White is attempting to reach a new plateau with his designs and ideas. He is currently using more mixed media, acrylics and oil pastels in his paintings.
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