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Hammond championed his "Four P’s"—positivity
but it also speaks directly to the now—to the political crossroads
textured and layered with history: fragments of headlines
Framed - 24 x 36
The electric guitar was invented in 1932 and adopted by jazz guitarists who wanted to play single-note solos in large
Nightrider (Ms. Kittie's Legacy) (2022) Original Hammond championed his "Four P’s"—positivityKatherine T. Kittie Knox is the inspiration behind this painting. She bravely confronted race and gender barriers in the late 19th century. She was very involved as a bicyclist and joined the male League of American Wheelmen (LAW) established in Newport, RI. Her efforts thrust the issues of race and gender into the national spotlight (League of American Bicyclists).
