Great African-American Carving, Large And Striking, Folkl Leroy Jacson 1980's

  
The product is a large and striking African-American folk art carving created by Leroy Jackson in 1980. This single piece statue is made from wood and measures 37 inches in length and 17 inches in width. It features a figurative art style with a theme of art, showcasing the craftsmanship and creativity of the artist's carving technique. Signed by Leroy Jackson, this piece is a unique and powerful representation of African-American folklore and culture during the 1980s. Description: Leroy Jackson is a very well known World War II veteran artist from Tampa, FL and Louisiana. He specializes in all different types of wood carvings, from a more detailed nature carving, to many figurative designs. He is said to use a mallet and chisel to make his designs, and in many of his bust carvings, he preferred to carve with the root in the ground until the final touches.

This African American artist depicted people from all areas of America, many military and ethnic figures.