4 Antique clementine Hunter Art Prints

Baptism
Going to church
Funeral
Wash Day

All are 9 × 12

ABOUT CLEMENTINE HUNTER
Some three hours’ drive from Baton Rouge, in the northwest corner of Louisiana, lies the curving Cane River, and along it, fields planted with cotton, soy, corn and pecans, worked today by machinery. But when Clementine Hunter, arguably the state’s most beloved artist, was born on Hidden Hill Plantation in the 1880s, slavery was an institution of living memory, and most African-Americans, including Clementine and her family, worked as field hands. In the artist’s case, she picked cotton on Hidden Hill.



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