This category lists pages and sites about the American painter, Clementine Hunter (1886 or 1887 - 1988). Born in Hidden Hill Plantation, near Cloutierville, Louisiana. Her work is referred to as "Outsider Art" (self-taught artists who paint primitive folk paintings). She is the first African-American to exhibit in the New Orleans Museum of Art.
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- Clementine Hunter Contains a biographical article about the Louisiana folk artist. Written by Jantje Blokhuis-Mulder.
- Artist's Fact Sheet: Clementine Hunter Provides a short biography of the "naive" artist.
- African American Registry: Clementine Hunter Offers a brief biography about the folk artist. Includes a photograph.
- Raw Vision: Clementine Hunter Robert F. Ryan MD shares reminiscences of the folk artist.
- French Creoles: Clementine Hunter Find a few details of the life of this folk artist from Louisiana. View her collection of paintings.