"River House" by Al Black is likely a captivating oil painting on board depicting a scene with a riverfront house. Signed by the artist and framed. Al Black, was born in Jackson, Mississippi in 1947, and he moved to his grandmother's house in Fort Pierce at the age of 13. He met Alfred Hair and the rest of the group as a teenager, but was not interested in painting when he first joined. He had a natural talent for sales, and he initially started as a salesman for the group.In this painting, "River House," Black's distinctive style may be evident, with bold colors, expressive brushstrokes, and a sense of movement that brings the scene to life. The river house, set against the backdrop of the river and surrounding landscape, likely evokes a sense of tranquility and nostalgia, characteristic of many Highwaymen paintings. Overall, this painting would be a beautiful example of Black's work and a testament to the enduring legacy of the Highwaymen artists.The size of the painting without frame is: 16.8"x23"

The painting is in pristine condition with no visible flaws or signs of wear. The colors are vibrant, and the paint layers are well-preserved

21.8 x 28 x 2 in