Green and Red Mansion #71, Jimmie Lee Sudduth Painting Size:48x24 while an equally elegantly-dressed man

while an equally elegantly-dressed man watches the two admiringly

The painting is almost impressionistic in its brushstrokes and how it plays with light

vu dansl' instant de la Tire et du Passage de Fers" French Engraving

intended as the cover to a book of more Chagall lithographs

Green and Red Mansion #71, Jimmie Lee Sudduth Painting Size:48x24 while an equally elegantly-dressed manA painting of a stately mansion, decorated with a turret and lined with columns. Jimmie Lee Sudduth was one of the early masters of southern self taught art. He was born March 10, 1910 in Caines Ridge, Alabama, near Fayette, where he lived for most of his life. There he worked for years as a farm hand, although even from an early age Sudduth had an affinity for art. "I started drawin' when I was three years old, and I been drawin' ever since," he