heard of him, Christian art illustrator and founder of Loveless Galleries, James Loveless, Jr.
As a graduate of University of Missouri Rolla, Courtney currently works as a chemical engineer for a local St Louis company. Most of her art , which include paintings, drawings and murals, are a contemporary depiction of urban African American women, children and families. Whether she is working in oils, acrylics
or colored pencils, her technique portrays urban attitudes in truly inspiring vibrant color!
When Paul Goodnight graduated from high school in the mid-1960s, war was raging in Vietnam. Like so many other young men, Goodnight was sent to fight. He arrived in Vietnam in 1967 and spent two harrowing years on his tour of duty. What he saw, heard, and felt traumatized him severely. In 1969 he returned stateside with a stutter and horrible memories. He moved to Boston and soon turned to drugs to deaden his pain. He could have been lost, but instead a horrible incident pushed Goodnight to get clean. He found the body of his close friend--also a drug user--dead. He had hung himself. "When someone that close to you dies," Goodnight told People Weekly, "you have to believe that could have been you. I thought I'd been given a reprieve." He quit drugs and turned to his childhood hobby of art.
The Definition of Man
by Jay Bakari
Open Edition print - $40.00
20” X 16” - print and frame size - Framed: 185.00
Video Interview with Annie Lee
My Child, My Child
by Sherman Edwards
Open Edition print
21" X 27" - print - $45.00
25" X 31" - framed - $480.00
Links & Lineage
by Paul Goodnight
Offset Lithograph
Open Edition
27" X 37" - print - $45
31" X 40" - frame $450
Africa - Kenya I
Open Edition
28" X 22" - print - $35.00 - Buy Now
28" x 22" - frame - $185.00 - Order Now
Courtney Loveless, a native of Saint Louis, MO, demonstrated a passion for art from an early age. She was strongly influenced by
Courtney not only draws and paints, but manages, promotes and sells her art prints too. We are proud to feature the artwork of Courtney Loveless.
To purchase originals and prints by Courtney Loveless, click on her artwork, Be Still where you can purchase this print and even more of her beautiful, conceptual artwork. Contact Courtney Loveless.
The Worst Sight (female)
by WAK
Limited Edition/850
25" X 28” - print - $320.00
29" X 32" - framed - $585.00
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The Worst Sight (male)
by WAK
Limited Edition/850
25" X 28” - print - $250.00
29" X 32" - framed - $526.00
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The Worst Sight ever seen is captured by WAK (Keven Anthony Williams):
Vingette a majestic African Queen stands on the shores of the coast of Africa looking out into the Trans Atlantic Ocean and her eyes behold The Worst Sight ever seen, a slave ship approaching. Tears well-up in her eyes, and she is overcome by
a feeling of helplessness and rage as she feels evil in the air. African King version also available.
Floral Arrangements of Senegal
by Paul Goodnight
Open Edition print
33.5" X 27” - print size - Buy Now: $49.99 for print only
37.5" X 31" - frame size - Order Now $450.00 - framed & matted/glass