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Henry Ossawa Tanner Paintings

Henry Ossawa Tanner was the first African American painter to gain international recognition. Tanner is a realistic painter that is best known for his religious works that he created later in his life. Enjoy a hand painted reproduction of his work in your own home.

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Henry Ossawa Tanner was an acclaimed African-American artist, born in Pittsburgh and raised in Philadelphia, PA. He enrolled himself in the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts at an early age, where he was the only black student. He received much instruction and inspiration from painter Thomas Eakins who taught there at the time. As he began to sell work and develop a style, he realized that the racist attitudes of his homeland were causing him difficulty both emotionally and in his career. He moved to Paris where he would live out most of his life, eventually showing work in the 1896 Paris Salon. While his earlier works deal with ordinary people in their natural environments, his later work tends to depict spiritual and biblical themes. He was made a member of the French Legion of Honor in 1923 and died in Paris in 1937.

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