Interior depicts a woman and two children in a
spacious, orderly room. Although there is no interaction between the inhabitants, the mood is warm and comfortable. Such a straightforward execution is typical of
Pippin's best works.
Pippin was born just twenty-five years after the abolition of slavery. His earliest recollection of
drawing, paintings, fine art reproductions, oil on canvas, original oil paintings was in school, when he illustrated his spelling words.
This usually caused trouble for the
young oil painting artist at school and at home. His family's poverty presented some obstacles to obtaining
fine art reproductions materials, but at age ten, after winning a magazine drawing contest, he won a box of
crayons,
waterpaints, and
brushes. His career as an
oil paintings artist began late in life after
Pippin had served as a soldier in
World War I and worked as a
porter,
furniture packer, and
iron molder.
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