Robertson, Royal

Robertson, Royal
(1930 St. Helena Parish, LA-1997) (USA)
   African-American sign-painter and folk artist. He combines text and image to reflect his views of women and sexuality.
   Reproductions: Now the vision dreams; c1990; mixed media; Simpson, 1994: p. 134 .

Dictionary of erotic artists: painters, sculptors, printmakers, graphic designers and illustrators. .

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