Stickballers trumpet man He's Mine is an African-American

He's Mine is an African-American art print by Laurie Cooper illustrating a young boy in blue suspenders sitting in-between two young girls in orange dresses as he kisses one girl while the other looks on jealously

for reproof

and being led by a preacher and soldiers playing instruments

Amour Maternelle by Alix Beaujour is a work of art depicting a mother comforting her distressed son in her arms

holding a platter with flowers and a pineapple on it

Stickballers trumpet man He's Mine is an African-AmericanThe year is 1930, and its a lazy Sunday afternoon in lower Manhattan. A group of little rascals from different neighborhods in the city spark up a game of stickball at the edge of Pike Street. Theres one runner on base, the catcher calls for a low fastball, and spectators eagerly anticipate the offering from the eagle eyed ace on the mound. In the distance, the teal patina of the Manhattan Bridge towers over skeletal fire escapes, cobblestone streets,