J. Alan Cumbey

J. Alan Cumbey

Richmond, VA

J. Alan Cumbey, 1957 - 1992, was a self-taught writer and artist whose rich, symbol-laden work explored race, religion, and gay life before and after AIDS.

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Black Gods of the Metropolis #16: Where Did Your Heart Go? Did You Put It on a Train? by J. Alan Cumbey
  • J. Alan Cumbey
  • Black Gods of the Metropolis #16: Where Did Your Heart Go? Did You Put It on a Train?, 1987
  • pen and ink
  • 14 x 11 in
  • Framed: 20 x 16 in
  • Signature: Signed and dated on front. Signed, dated and titled on the back.
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