We are proud to represent Annie Greene and her new Once Upon a Time Series. These 15 paintings are the first non-commissioned works she has created in almost 3 years. The first series, created in 2017, was so popular it sold out! These paintings show how people lived in the 1940s. All are 26” x 32” matted with double acid-free mats, under gallery glass in black wood frames. Each work is labeled and signed on the mat by Annie Greene.
All of them are available to purchase at Print Shop Gallery, our sister gallery located across the street. Click the button to contact Linda Wilburn by email or call (404) 386-1328
Once upon a time there were General Stores that sold everything: groceries, clothes, kerosene, radios toys at Christmas and sometimes they sold gas.
Once upon a time some people exchanged items like eggs, chickens and other home produced items for merchandise in stores.
Once upon a time Rosenwald schools were built all over the South for colored children.
Once upon a time people that lived in rural areas sometimes got their household water from and washed clothes at the spring.
Once upon a time people made clothes, curtains, and other household items from animal and chicken feed sacks.
Once upon a time people ironed with smoothing irons that were heated on charcoal buckets.
Once upon a time people ironed with smoothing irons that were heated on charcoal buckets. (2)
Once upon a time people cooked on wood burning stoves.
Once upon a time some people bathed in tin tubs on Saturday nights.
Once upon a time men wore Zoot suits. (2)
Once upon a time men wore Zoot suits.
Once upon a time many people made their own clothes.
Once upon a time an influx of colored people left the South and went North.
Once upon a time children's games were played outdoors.
Once upon a time there were cars with rumble seats and running boards for large families.