Black History
Art Appreciation featuring Fine Art Pages
You want to introduce your children to fine art, but lack the time and method for follow-through, right? Fine Art Pages are the answer! These downloadable, printable collections feature one piece of art per page, plus *just enough* information about the piece and the artist. The method is organic: print ’em out, put ’em up. Let your family observe, absorb, and enjoy! It works. And best of all: it doesn’t run on Mom Power! Would you like to get a free sample? Click here!
Celebrating Black People in Art Fine Art Pages: $14.95
This collection includes 30 printable works of art featuring people of color, from a wide range of artists, from the 1400s to the 1800s. You’ll learn about prominent men and women that were active in the arts world and their communities, and enjoy a glimpse into various cultures and time periods that is interesting and diverse.
You will also receive full page versions of each piece of art, and our ebook How to Use Fine Art Pages in Your Home, which will quickly give you an excellent understanding of how to most easily put these gems to work for the greatest impact and enjoyment for your family.
Horace Pippin Fine Art Pages: $14.95
This collection features 30 printable works of his art in both our traditional Fine Art Pages format, and a full page version.
Also included with your purchase is a copy of How to Use Fine Art Pages in Your Home, to help you get started simply and easily.
Henry Ossawa Tanner Fine Art Pages: $9.95
Henry Ossawa Tanner was the first African-American painter to achieve international acclaim, and his works continue to be a source of beauty and inspiration today.
In this collection you’ll receive over 20 printable works of art that show a wide range of Tanner’s style and subject matter, including family life, religious themes, landscapes, and more.
You will also receive a full page version of the art, as well as our ebook How to Use Fine Art Pages in Your Home, which will quickly give you an excellent understanding of how to most easily put these gems to work for the greatest impact and enjoyment for your family.
Edmonia Lewis Fine Art Pages: $4.00
Edmonia Lewis, also known as Wildfire, was an American sculptor of both African-American and Native American heritage. Born free in Upstate New York less than 20 years before the Civil War began, Edmonia rose to international acclaim for her sculptures.
This PDF collection features 8 works of her art. You will also receive our ebook How to Use Fine Art Pages in Your Home, which will quickly give you an excellent understanding of how to most easily put these gems to work for the greatest impact and enjoyment for your family.
Bill Traylor Fine Art Pages: $5.00
Former slave turned self-taught artist, Bill Traylor’s vibrant, raw drawings uniquely depict African American life and history with profound simplicity and authenticity.
Included are 10 pieces of art in both our traditional Fine Art Pages format, as well as full page versions. You’ll also get our fun and helpful guide, “How to Use Fine Art Pages in Your Home.”
Style: Art Brut
Time Period: 1900s
Joshua Johnson Fine Art Pages: $3.50
Born into slavery, Joshua Johnson worked as a portrait painter primarily in the Baltimore area. His portraits often depicted prominent individuals, including members of the upper class and political figures. Johnson’s style was influenced by the neoclassical tradition, and he demonstrated skill in capturing the likeness and character of his subjects.
Despite facing challenges as an African American artist in a society marked by racial discrimination, Johnson’s talent and perseverance allowed him to establish himself as a notable portrait painter. His legacy is significant not only for his artistic contributions but also for breaking barriers in a time when opportunities for African American artists were limited.
Included are 7 pieces of art in both our traditional Fine Art Pages format, as well as full page versions. You’ll also get our fun and helpful guide, “How to Use Fine Art Pages in Your Home.”
Style: Naive art (Primitivism)
Time Period: 1800s