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#JoeMassey. Untitled ("Two horses. They cross"), 1946. Ink on paper. 11" x 8.5".
This work is part of an exciting body of work, previously unseen, that will be debuting at @RiccoMaresca Gallery on September 12 with an exhibition and catalog titled "Shut Up: Joe Massey's Messages from Prison."
Born in Ohio in 1895, Massey was an African-American self-taught artist who created a compelling oeuvre during his incarceration at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus. As an inmate, the artist engaged in a years-long correspondence with Charles Henri Ford, the editor of the pioneering surrealist art publication View, which resulted in the eventual inclusion of Massey's art and poetry in issues of the magazine between 1943 and 1946.
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