Alfred Hair (1941–1970) was a pioneering African American artist and a driving force behind the

Alfred Hair (1941–1970) was a pioneering African American artist and a driving force behind the Florida Highwaymen, a group of 26 painters who sold vibrant,,, often, fast-produced, scenes of Florida’s,, landscape from their cars during the, segregation era. Trained by A.E. "Bean" Backus, Hair revolutionized the group's,, production by using inexpensive,Private Collector,Oil on Canvas,size:19.5”h x 22”w,come with frame.