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 The first African- American college president, Martin Freeman painted on half of a table top. |
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 Reverend Perkins does a portrait of John D. Rockafeller |
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 African-American artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins, paints his son's girlfriend. |
 A beautiful clay bust by San Antonio outsider artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
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 A sad momento of Rev. Perkins daughters tragic death. |
 Rev. Perkins wonders if Christopher Columbus was black or white. |
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 Humphrey Bogart by San Antonio artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
 A wonderful floating head that may or maynot be Mayor Daley of Chicago. |
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 Getting Perky with Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
 Ulysses S. Grant had soulful eyes, by Rev. Seymour Perkins. |
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 Reverend Perkins found inspiration in Einstein here is a portrait of him carved in relief. |
 A montage of figures on African- American history painting by San Antonio artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
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 Self Portrait painted by Outsider artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
 Gandhi carved in relief by Reverend Seymour Perkins. |
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 San Antonio outsider artist, Reverend Seymour Perkins conveys a powerful portrait with a minimum of colors. |
 John Wayne and Gary Cooper were true cowboys like artist Rev. Seymour Perkins. |
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 A beautiful, candid portrait of a very colorful man. |
 The still strong memory of JFK is in the heart of Rev. Seymour. |
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 Rev. Seymour honors the owner with a wonderfully colorful portrait. |
 A favorite at Ella Austin Center, Freela sings to praise him! |
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 A large scale banner made out of a window shade honoring African mask. |
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