Liberia's Own JR Marley: An Extraordinary Artist
About the Artist
Mr. J. R. Marley began painting nearly 30 years ago in a makeshift studio in West Point, an ocean side slum in the heart of Monrovia. Mr. Marley continues to paint in West Point where he creates idyllic scenes of village life in rural Liberia, and portrays African royalty. Mr. Marley, who currently survives on less than $10.00 a day, survived the brutal Liberian civil war that took the lives of 250,000 men women and children. He draws inspiration from African traditions handed down through the generations.
The paintings are all large canvases ranging from 20 x 24 to 30 x 54.
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Day In The Life Of The Village I
24 x 40
Item No. L 1001 JRM
$160.00
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Day In The Life Of The Village II
24 x 40
Item No. L 1002 JRM
$160.00
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Day In The Life Of The Village III
18 x 24
Item No. L 1003 JRM
$110.00
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Day In The Life Of The Village IV
18 x 24
Item No. L 1004 JRM
$110.00
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Day In The Life Of The Village V
30 x 54
Item No. L 1005 JRM
$160.00
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Day In The Life Of The Village VI
24 x 40
Item No. L 1006 JRM
$160.00
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Down By The Water Side
30 x 48
Item No. L 1007 JRM
$160.00
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Head Of An African Prince
40 x 24
Item No. L 1008 JRM
$160.00
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Profile Of An African Princess
40 x 24
Item No. L 1009 JRM
$160.00
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Profile Of An African Prince
40 x 24
Item No. L 1010 JRM
$160.00
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