Nicholas’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
China Boy
Nicholas Africano American, born 1948
Trois Poeme D'Amour
Nicholas Africano (American, born 1948) pubished by Vermillion Editions Limited
Listening to a Seashell Learning Patience, from Lilacs and Smoke
Forgiving, from Lilacs and Smoke
May 1987, from Lilacs and Smoke
Flesh Armor
Haircut, from Lilacs and Smoke
Bill and Tosea in Sunlight, from Bill's Surgery
Nicholas Africano (American, born 1948) printed by Vermillion Editions (American, 1977-)
Reading Wessex Heights August 1987 (Well, time Cures Hearts of Tenderness...), from Lilacs and Smoke
I'm Cold Billy Can't Stop Shaking, from Lilacs and Smoke
Salvador
Nicholas Africano (American, born 1948) printed by Steven Anderson, Philip Barber and Todd Norsten pubished by Vermillion Editions Limited
February 1988/Learning to clean himself, from Bill's Surgery
After Bathing His Body Seemed Childlike, from Bill's Surgery
Billy, January 1988/Washing himself after coming home/use less tape because his skin gets hurt, from Bill's Surgery
February 1988/Flowers for Bill, from Bill's Surgery
February March April May He Talks to Himself at Night, from Lilacs and Smoke
He Laughed, from Lilacs and Smoke
Lilacs Bloom, from Lilacs and Smoke
Washing Self after Bathing/February 1988, from Bill's Surgery
January, February, March/Reading Letters/Remember: a. 8 x 12 gauze sponges/b. Betadyne Solution/c. Oranges, from Bill's Surgery