Historic Florida 2nd Generation Highwaymen, A.J. Brown has graciously donated a painting to the Center for Creative Education to raise funds to help support the CCE mission to empower students to grow creatively, academically and socially through an arts-based education. History was handed down, mentored by Original Highwaymen member Johnny Daniels and taught by Original Highwaymen member James Gibson to artist A.J. Brown; early in her career she was bestowed the name 2nd Generation Highwaymen. Only a small selective number of Florida Highwaymen Artists hold a right of privilege, to these historic claims, given by the legends themselves. The Rickie Report shares the details of how you can win this historic oil painting valued at $3,450.  In addition, the CCE will be offering a Lecture Series on October 1st. Buy Your Tickets For the Raffle and the Lecture Series now!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

425  24th St.   West Palm Beach, FL 33407

www.ccedflorida.org

 

 

 

How To Win This Historical Painting:

Maximum tickets purchased per order is five (5). If you purchase five (5) at once we will include your 6th ticket free of charge after your order processes. You may place as many separate orders as you like to buy as many tickets as you like.

The painting comes framed and measures 29.5″ h. x 34″ w. (canvas measures 20″ h. x 24″ w. unframed). It is a 100% hand painted original oil on canvas. This Painting is currently on view at Center for Creative Education.

 

 

AJ Brown painting

 

 

“Images of the vividly colored Red Royal Poinciana and Prince Purple Jacaranda trees along the southern coastal bayous of Florida are trademarks of my paintings. Taught to me by Hall of Fame veteran, James Gibson who said “keep the Poinciana a secret” and like a Highwaymen family recipe, so I have.” – excerpt from A.J. Brown Bio.

 

 

“Highwaymen history lives on, President Obama and The First Lady added two of A.J.’s paintings to their collection. Tradition transcends as art history is passed down to their Next Generation and mine with granddaughter Jalisa through time”. – A.J. Brown

 

 

 

 

The painting comes framed along with these two certificates: Signed, Biography of Artist A.J. Brown and Gold Sealed Certificate of Authenticity.

 

 

Email Jonathon (CCE Gallery Manager) at jonathono@cceflorida.org with any queries.

 

Raffle Drawing will be open until October 31st (unless otherwise noted).

 

Local Pick-Up ONLY. The winner will be responsible for the painting pick-up at our location: 425 24th St., West Palm Beach, FL 33407.

 

If ‘1962 Poinciana River’ is not picked-up within 6 months after winner announcement on October 31, 2016, painting becomes the property of CCE.

 

 

 

The Historic Highwaymen Lecture Day at CCE
Saturday, October 1st – 10:00am to 4:00pm

 

Lecture Day Featuring Artists:

Isaac Knight, Roy McLendon Jr. and AJ Brown

· 10:00am to 11:00am – Meet and Greet
· 11:00am to 12:00pm – Highwaymen Lecture, Presentation
· 12:00pm to 1:00pm – Break for Lunch
· 1:00pm to 4:00pm – Artist Showcase, Artwork Sale

 

Programming to feature Insights from Highwaymen Artists, Q&A and a detailed look at their artworks on-hand and for sale!

$10 Advanced Tickets Purchased Here;
http://cceflorida.org/highwaymenlecture/

 

 

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