American life, such as I Baptize Thee.
An artist with this surname painted two wheels appearing in the sky above a black man while the sun and moon can simultaneously be seen in the painting Ezekiel Saw the Wheel. That artist made a number of Scandinavian landscapes early in his career, but is better known for his primitivist paintings of African- American life, such as I Baptize Thee. Another artist with this surname included a child sitting on a partially collapsed green roof and a banjo player in his depiction of the private life of slaves in Washington, DC, titled (*) Negro Life at the South but erroneously known as Old Kentucky Home. That artist co-founded the Metropolitan Museum of Art and has his name inscribed at its entrance. For 10 points, identify this surname shared by the Harlem Renaissance painter William and the 19th-century American painter Eastman.
An artist with this surname painted two wheels appearing in the sky above a black man while the sun and moon can simultaneously be seen in the painting Ezekiel Saw the Wheel.
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