Arnold Hence Art Collections
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Artwork by Arnold Hence
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Wales Window for Alabama by Arnold Hence
The Little Rock Nine by Arnold Hence
1960 Chrysler Imperial 4 door by Arnold Hence
End of The Season by Arnold Hence
Bloody Sunday marker by Arnold Hence
Original Rosa Parks Bus by Arnold Hence
Split Rock Lighthouse by Arnold Hence
Bold Peacock by Arnold Hence
Perspective by Arnold Hence
Pilot Mountain NC by Arnold Hence
Sadness In The Air by Arnold Hence
Childhood Memories by Arnold Hence
The Greensboro Four February One Monument by Arnold Hence
Spartanburg Winter by Arnold Hence
Centennial Park Brooklyn Park MN by Arnold Hence
Indiana Wind Farm by Arnold Hence
Nike Hercules guided missile by Arnold Hence
The Edmund Pettus Bridge Selma AL by Arnold Hence
Friendly Horse by Arnold Hence
Along the Way by Arnold Hence
Awesome Power by Arnold Hence
I See Freedom by Arnold Hence
Vicious Dogs Sculpture by Arnold Hence
1961 Corvette by Arnold Hence
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About Arnold Hence
I was born in Jackson, Michigan and grew up in Minneapolis. Minnesota. I began taking pictures in about the seventh grade and my photography reflects who I am and how my life has evolved over the years. I first became interested in photography while watching the TV program "Mike Kovac Man with a Camera" starring Charles Bronson. My mom bought me an old Polaroid that resembled the camera he used to carry around and I took almost everywhere I went.
My three major photographic interests are African-American civil rights and historic sites, landscapes and old cars. The interest in civil rights memorials emanated from being stationed in the south during the Civil Rights era and personally experiencing the racial tension and hostility during that period. Many of the places where some horrible things took place have now become historic landmarks. I want to help preserve that legacy to show not only how far America has come but how far we have to go.
The interest in landscapes, seascapes. etc are a throwback to my childhood days. I loved to swim, fish and hunt. They also reflect the majesty of God's creation. The old cars with a few exceptions are cars that I thought were really cool as a teenager. (yes I am dating myself, but I am blessed to still be here.)
Since retiring as the executive vice president of a community college a few years ago, I now have more time to devote to something that I dearly love. It enables me to relax, reflect, do what I want and speak my mind thru my art. The Arnold logo in case you are interested honors the legacy my mother, Mattie Virginia Hence Broden left with me. It depicts my first name Arnold which means strong as an eagle, (the bird) and my middle name Timothy which means honoring God symbolized by the Cross. I hope you find meaning in my work.
May God bless you
Arnold T. Hence, Ed.D.