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Lois Mailou Jones
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Lois Mailou Jones

1905–1998 · American · 13 artworks

ExpressionismPost-ImpressionismImpressionismHarlem RenaissanceVibrant color palettesTextural brushworkAfrican-inspired motifsPortraitureLandscape painting

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

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13 artworks

Negro Youth

Negro Youth

1929

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Woman with Necklace

Woman with Necklace

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Jennie

Jennie

1943

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Portrait of Pierre

Portrait of Pierre

1982

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Two Women

Two Women

1950

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1220 Quincy Street

1220 Quincy Street

1953

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Brother Brown

Brother Brown

1931

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Une Lettre Ornée

Une Lettre Ornée

1937

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Jeune Fille Française

Jeune Fille Française

1951

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Mob Victim (Meditation)

Mob Victim (Meditation)

1944

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Seated Man in Yellow Overalls

Seated Man in Yellow Overalls

1939

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Jardin Du Luxembourg

Jardin Du Luxembourg

1948

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Self Portrait

Self Portrait

1940

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