Family Supper, Horace Pippin, 1946

WHO WAS HORACE PIPPIN?

Horace Pippin (1888–1946) was a self-taught American artist and World War I veteran whose paintings are celebrated as some of the most important examples of American folk art. His work is admired for its bold colors, strong lines, and honest depictions of everyday life in the early 20th century. 

During World War I, Pippin served with the Harlem Hellfighters and was shot in his dominant arm, earning a Purple Heart for his service. The injury left him partially disabled, but he eventually found a way to return to painting—using his weaker arm to guide his stronger one.Today, Horace Pippin is remembered as a pioneering African American artist.

PRINT FINISH 

We know that choosing art for your home is very personal. 

That’s why our prints are made-to-order in a lovely Surrey workshop, using thick 240gsm paper with a smooth matt white finish. And we use a museum-quality Giclée process, which ensures the colours remain vibrant for years to come.

Just so you know, the print is unframed.

DELIVERY & RETURNS

Your print should come within 5-7 days. As a small independent business, we’re not able to accept returns if you change your mind or order more prints than you need. We’re sure you understand.