Family Supper 1946

"Family Supper" (1946) is a painting by African-American artist Horace Pippin (1888-1946). Created in a simplified, folk-art style, the work depicts a family seated for a meal. The image shows strong black lines and a light background, creating a sense of simplicity. Pippin, a self-taught artist, is known for his powerful portrayals of African-American life. His work often reflects his experiences in World War I and his subsequent return to the South, often focusing on themes of family, community, and daily life.