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 African-American artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins, paints his son's girlfriend. |
 Two of our nations birds glare protectively out at the viewer. Painted by San Antonio outsider artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
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 Reverend Perkins paints a native American Indian that was his grandfather, 196 years ago. |
 Rev. Perkins depicts an African-American Cowboy. |
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 A montage of figures on African- American history painting by San Antonio artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
 A portrait of Marcel Proust, that Perkins took from a Time Life book of portraits. |
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 Freela is one of the folks at Ella Austin center that sings in the choir with Rev. Perkins. |
 Nat Love, world famous African-American cowboy. |
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 Reverend Perkins responds to the moment by painting the capture of Sadam Hussein. |
 A beautiful portrait of a trio of people by African-American artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
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 A slave carries his master on his back as someone looks on painted by Outsider artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
 Theodore Roosevelt as seen by Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
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 San Antonio outsider artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins conveys a powerful portrait with a minimum of colors. |
 Self Portrait by African American artist Rev. Seymour Perkins. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 A beautiful, candid portrait of a very colorful man. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 The still strong memory of JFK is in the heart of Rev. Seymour. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 Rev. Seymour honors MLK Jr., Fredrick Douglas and the finely coiffed, young Washington. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 Sammy Davis, Jr.- an entertainer, a man who broke down barriers. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 A large scale banner made out of a window shade honoring African mask. |
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 You can tell your friends that you have officially had a mullet sighting on SAFA website. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 The first African- American college president, Martin Freeman painted on half of a table top. |
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 Rev. Perkins takes what wood he can find and carves the face that he sees in it. |
 A face is found in a wooden piece of fruit from the 70's by Rev. Seymour. |
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 Dramatic color contrast in this portrait by Rev. Perkins. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 Tom Joiner is depicted here by African American artist, Rev. Perkins. |
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 The head of a grand, royal walking stick by African American artist, Rev. Seymour. |
 This walking stick displays the respect that Rev. Seymour has for the integrity of the wood that he is carving. |
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 A poignant image by Rev. Seymour Perkins. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 A moment of thoughtfulness captured. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
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 The leg of a chair is transformed in the the talking whistle on H.R. Puffin Stuff by carver Rev. Seymour. |
 Sleeping star fruit carved by African American artist, Rev. Perkins. |
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 Soulful portrait by outsider artist, Rev. Seymour Perkins. ARCHIVE IMAGE |
 Rev. Seymour Perkins renders an expressive still life. |
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 Another piece of fruit has found another proud face. |
 A wooden pear has the proud face of a king. Carved by Rev. Seymour Perkins. |
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 A benevolent smile comes across the face of a cumquat. |
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