Milk Man Of Goshen 

“Milk Man of Goshen” is a painting by Horace Pippin, an African American self-taught artist known for his distinctive folk art style. The painting depicts a horse-drawn cart carrying milk cans in front of a modest building, likely a home or shop. The composition is simple and direct, with a focus on the figures and the everyday activity of delivering milk. Pippin’s work often celebrated the lives and experiences of Black Americans, depicting scenes of rural life and community. His work was recognized by the American public for its simple beauty and its strong sense of realism. The use of bold colors and simplified forms is characteristic of his style.