MASTRY by Kerry James Marshall

A collection of works by Kerry James Marshall, an African American artist. This book was published in the large -scale exhibition of a creator, one of the leading American leading painters, and its main works are compiled. Born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1965, before the establishment of the Civil Rights Law, and the witness of the Watts riot continued to record his experience as an African American. The author, known for portraits depicting large -scale interiors, landscape paintings, and powerful blacks, explores the story of African American history from slave ships to the present It expresses and expresses deep knowledge of art history, such as comic books and mural traditions. A direct drawing of a black -class life with a rich color, brush -hearted and detailed pattern has evoked a variety of emotions, creating powerful paintings depicting the social position of African Americans in American history. This book contains a wealth of essays of various curators and writers. It contains more than 100 paintings drawn through the career of the author, such as the beauty, landscape, religion, and black nationalism politics represented as historical paintings, nude, portrait, and self -portrait.