
1905–1998 · American · 13 artworks
artist bio
Lois Mailou Jones was a significant African-American artist and educator whose career spanned over seven decades. She is celebrated for her diverse artistic styles, ranging from Impressionism to African-inspired designs, and her dedication to portraying the African diaspora.
what you'll learn
Studying Jones's work allows students to explore the fusion of different cultural influences in art and understand the role of art in social commentary and personal expression. Students can also learn about color theory and composition through her diverse body of work.
related: Henry Ossawa Tanner

Negro Youth
1929

Woman with Necklace

Jennie
1943

Portrait of Pierre
1982

Two Women
1950

1220 Quincy Street
1953

Brother Brown
1931

Une Lettre Ornée
1937

Jeune Fille Française
1951

Mob Victim (Meditation)
1944

Seated Man in Yellow Overalls
1939

Jardin Du Luxembourg
1948

Self Portrait
1940