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The Maestro forbidden fruit and the First Black to"The Maestro" is an evocative work of art by American artist Ernie Barnes, known for his unique style of elongated characters and dynamic movement. This piece, painted circa 1978, showcases a man wielding a conductor's wand in front of a radio as if he was conducting a band. This work of art was originally featured in his seminal and celebrated exhibition "The Beauty of the Ghetto". Open edition. Offset lithograph. Image size: 15. 5 x 19. 75 inches.

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This work of art was created by the talented Katherine Roundtree

The Maestro forbidden fruit and the First Black to"The Maestro" is an evocative work of art by American artist Ernie Barnes, known for his unique style of elongated characters and dynamic movement. This piece, painted circa 1978, showcases a man wielding a conductor's wand in front of a radio as if he was conducting a band. This work of art was originally featured in his seminal and celebrated exhibition "The Beauty of the Ghetto". Open edition. Offset lithograph. Image size: 15. 5 x 19. 75 inches.

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