"The Ruby Corner" is an original oil pastel drawing on grocery bag by Reginald K. Gee. The artist signed the piece on the back. It features a spare plant in the corner of an interior. The artist used red, pink, yellow, and green to create the piece. 16" x 12" art 24" x 19" frame Framed to conservation standards. Mounted in a shadow box style on 100% rag foam core and glazer in TruVue glass that filters UV rays to inhibit fading. All housed in a rounded brushed silver moulding. Contemporary African American and Native American Heritage Artist, Reginald K Gee, is known for Neo-Expressionism Visionary Neo-Expressionism Art. Some of the themes explored by this visionary artist include playful musicians, surreal landscapes and seascapes, mystical dreams, and fantastic visions. Gee, born in Milwaukee in 1964, is emerging as a national tour de force on the contemporary art scene. He is a self-taught artist and writer, who currently resides in Milwaukee, WI. Gee's interpretation of subject matter is unique, and inventive and illustrates his command of expression in form, color, and language. This African and Native American artist incorporates his own visionary images, symbols, and numerology into his art. Gee's paintings are figurative, abstract, and narrative, expressing through the use of uninhibited color the artist's views of contemporary society. When asked how he learned about art, Gee replied, "I didn't. I still haven't learned. You just do it". The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel describes Gee's art as "tribal art-derived from Pop Culture and art magazines". In recent years, Gee has participated in dozens of shows including Soul of Black Folk and the Chicago Black Art Expo. Gee is influenced by Picasso, De Kooning, Francis Bacon, Jean Michel Basquiat, and David Salle.