Florida Highwaymen Alfred Hair and Harold Newton founded the group of Black artists in Fort Pierce and Gifford. They sold ...

HIGHWAYMEN. ART COMING TO PALM BEACH GARDENS SET TO BE ... THEY’LL WANT TO KNOW WHAT THE VALUE IS, ETC. BUT IT’S EXCITING TO SEE EARLY FLORIDA AND ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPES THAT PEOPLE ...

Al Black was born in 1947 near Jackson, Mississippi. He moved to Fort Pierce in the 1960s and sold Florida Highwaymen paintings before he became an artist. He was inducted into the Florida Artists ...

STEPHANIE DENMARK BLACK SAYS HER DAD, AL BLACK, AN ORIGINAL HIGHWAYMEN, WAS A KIND MAN WHO WOULD HELP ANYONE AND WILL BE MISSED. THINGS ARE MISSING. MY DAD IS PAINTING. GO AND GET HIS BRUSHES ...

WATCH BELOW: Famed Florida Highwayman artist keeps tradition alive Famed Florida Highwaymen artist keeps tradition alive In his Fort Pierce garage, Al Black approaches four canvases with a mindset ...

The Florida Highwaymen were a group of loosely affiliated ... Chadd Scott covers the intersection of art and travel.

The last four Florida Highwaymen are Willie Reagan, Robert L. Lewis Jr., Sam Newton and Curtis Arnett. Jim Crow laws prohibited the Black artists from displaying their art in galleries.