Maurice Cook Print Going to Town

Description

Maurice Cook Black Folk  Art "Going to Town" This is a very charming Black Folk Art framed print in perfect, vintage condition!!
Maurice Cook was born on January 8, 1948 in Carbon Hill, Alabama. He uses canvas, brushes and acrylics to record some of his fondest memories of country life "My feelings are very strong when trying to convey on canvas my impressions of what life was like growing up in the South "His hometown provided the backdrop and memories from family and friends provided the details. Maurice has no formal art training. He paints of simpler times, growing up in the South, being poor in material possessions, but happy. "There was love, warmth, and compassion for one another. I want these impressions to come across in my paintings. I try to record my history as I remember it, using bright vibrant colors to give a folksy ""I want all people to relate to my paintings, that is the reason for no faces. I try to tell a story using body language.
Simply put on this very rare print, is that it is in perfect condition, with no loss of color, no damage, and perfectly pristine.
From a clean and smoke free home.
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