"Organized by London's Gallery of Everything, the booth recreates the setting of Doyle's front yard-where he once exhibited his own paintings-while spotlighting his vivid portraits of both local figures and Black cultural icons."
"The artist's depiction of Dr Bus Ha.Lo., dating to between 1980 and 1985-the year Doyle died-is being offered for sale for the very first time. Priced at $85,000, it's the most expensive work at the booth."
"His works have consistently outperformed estimates in recent years, underscoring growing institutional and collector interest."
The Outsider Art Fair in New York features a solo presentation dedicated to Sam Doyle, a self-taught artist from South Carolina. Organized by the Gallery of Everything, the booth recreates Doyle's front yard, showcasing his vivid portraits of local figures and Black cultural icons. His work, often painted on salvaged materials, includes notable subjects like Jackie Robinson. One of his pieces, depicting Dr. Bus Ha.Lo., is being sold for the first time at $85,000, reflecting increasing interest in Doyle's art and its market value.
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