John Dunkley

John Dunkley was a Jamaican Outsider Artist born on December 10, 1891. Dunkley died on February 17, 1947.

Banana Plantation is a Plywood and Mixed Media artwork created by John Dunkley in 1945. It lives at the National Gallery of Jamaica in Jamaica.

John Dunkley is considered one of modern Jamaica's first and finest intuitive artists painters. Like so many self-taught painters that would follow in his wake.

The Jamaican visionary John Dunkley (1891-1947) is the latest artist to decimate the distinctions between self-taught and trained, outsider and insider and

John Dunkley (10 December 1891 – 17 February 1947) was a self-taught Jamaican painter and sculptor. Though his fame is largely posthumous, he is considered one

John Dunkley-Smith is an Australian photographer, film maker, painter, and installation artist born in 1946. Dunkley-Smith's work with film and multiple

[] Dunkley, born in Savanna-la-Mar in 1891, is another highly regarded master painter and sculptor. Fewer than 50 of his paintings are known,

He's best known as a landscape painter due to the nature of his works, which include many trees, plants, animals and roads.

John Dunkley (1891–1947) is widely considered to be one of Jamaica's most important artists. This first exhibition of his oeuvre outside of his native country