Suffering and Sunset: World War I in the Art and Life of Horace Pippin

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Horace Pippin's journey as a self-made artist and soldier in the 369th all-black infantry during World War I profoundly shaped his life and artistic expression. His wartime experiences inspired powerful, emotive canvases that reflect both psychological depth and realism. Celeste-Marie Bernier meticulously explores how Pippin's art serves as a poignant narrative of his struggles and triumphs, illustrating the intricate relationship between his combat service and his development as a painter.