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Kiowa Down Edition:Remarque This painting was first exhibited

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This painting was first exhibited at the Heritage Gallery in Los Angeles during the influential "The Beauty of the Ghetto" exhibition in 1972

an accented version of "Strike

Kevin "WAK" Williams' Knowledge Is Power is a depiction of a black man forcibly breaking out of chains as a key illuminates in his mind

a legendary figure in Negro League baseball history

and her hair flowing into a starry night sky

Kiowa Down Edition:Remarque This painting was first exhibitedAt dawn, the sun slowly rises over the tall grass of the Great Plains. A young Negro Kiowa girl cautiously stares into the viewers eyes, silent, curious, unaware of her beauty. This piece is the fourth in a series of Western paintings by Kadir Nelson. This giclee is printed on 300g Watercolor Paper. Limited Edition: 495pcs (Edition Size) $600. 00 (Price) Artist Proof: 50pcs (Edition Size) $750. 00 (Price) Remarque: 20pcs (Edition Size) $850. 00 (Price)

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