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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.

Reverend Perkins paints a native American Indian that was his grandfather, 196 years ago.  

Rev. Perkins depicts an African-American Cowboy. 

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 

A beautiful, candid portrait of a very colorful man.
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The still strong memory of JFK is in the heart of Rev. Seymour.
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Rev. Seymour honors MLK Jr., Fredrick Douglas and the finely coiffed, young Washington.
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Sammy Davis, Jr.- an entertainer, a man who broke down barriers.
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A large scale banner made out of a window shade honoring African mask.

You can tell your friends that you have officially had a mullet sighting on SAFA website.
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The first African- American college president, Martin Freeman painted on half of a table top.

  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.


Dramatic color contrast in this portrait by Rev. Perkins. 
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Tom Joiner is depicted  here by African American artist, Rev. Perkins. 

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.

A poignant image by Rev. Seymour Perkins.
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 A moment of thoughtfulness captured. 
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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. 

Soulful portrait by outsider artist, Rev. Seymour Perkins.
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Rev. Seymour Perkins renders an expressive still life.

 Another piece of fruit has found another proud face.

A wooden pear has the proud face of a king. Carved by Rev. Seymour Perkins.

A benevolent smile comes across the face of a cumquat.

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San Angel Folk Art Gallery
Voted "Best of San Antonio's Art Galleries" &
"Best Folk Art Collection in the U.S."

110 Blue Star
San Antonio, TX 78204

Located in Southtown
less than a mile from San Antonio's downtown attractions,
the Riverwalk and the Alamo

(210) 226-6688
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