Henry Ossawa Tanner (1859 – 1937) was an African American artist who was influential around the world with his art style. He was born in Philadelphia and schooled in fine arts. Although he first tried to set up a photography studio in Atlanta, he subsequently left the US and moved to Paris where he attempted to gain artistic acceptance. He was quickly introduced to new artworks and artists, and studied under renowned artists. While his early works, such as were concerned with everyday life as an African American, his later paintings focused mainly on the religious subjects for which he is now best known. Our pattern collection includes many of his most recognized pieces including The Banjo Lesson, The Annunciation, Sand Dunes at Sunset, Atlantic City, Gateway, Tangier, Booker T. Washington, Flight into Egypt, and The Resurrection of Lazarus.
Patterns Included In This Set
The Arch
Les Invalides
Flight into Egypt
Landscape in Moonlight
Gateway Tangier
Nicodemus and Jesus on a Rooftop
Edge of the Forest
The Banjo Lesson
Resurrection of Lazarus
Two Disciples at the Tomb
The Annunciation
Bishop Benjamin Tucker Tanner
Booker T. Washington
Christ and His Mother Studying the Scriptures
Fauna
The Young Sabot Maker
The Good Shepherd
Return of the Holy Women
Sand Dunes at Sunset Atlantic City
The Bagpipe Player
The Three Marys
War Scene
Lions in the Desert
Pomp at the Zoo
The Thankful Poor
Moroccan Man
Mary
Lion Licking its Paw
Landscape with Irises
Horse and Two Dogs in a Landscape
Head of a Jew in Palestine
Bishop Joseph Crane Hartzell
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