These are the paintings of my late husband Jean Paul Hubbard. Jean Paul was a prominent and respected Louisiana artist who also was the head of the Southern University Fine Arts Dept. He worked in oils, acrylics and water colors. He also created several sculptures, but painting was his true love. His preferred medium was acrylics. Jean Paul was also an accomplished muralist. His paintings are included in the art collection of the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion, the Tuskegee University Art Museum and more. Two of his paintings are included in my book Be Encouraged. I hope you enjoy his art as much as I do.
Cocodrie 
Country House
Flowers In Green Vase 
Porch People
Fruit Vendors (St. Thomas VI, 1989)
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February 20, 2007 at 9:56 am
Helen Sutton
I think this art is great. I would like to know where can you see more and where you can buy this art.
February 20, 2007 at 10:57 am
lynnemery
Hi Helen,
These are a few paintings from my private collection and they aren’t for sale. I’m considering producing limited edition fine prints, but writing has kept me super busy.
Thanks for the compliment!
Lynn
June 21, 2007 at 5:23 am
angelia
Jean Paul was an extraordinary talent,,,
thanks for sharing…
Love and Blessings…
angelia
October 22, 2009 at 8:35 pm
Otis R. Hollingsworth,artist
I am saddened to learn of Mr. Jean-Paul Hubbard’s passing, as I have admired his work since I had the occasion of meeting him at the Southern University campus in Baton Rouge in the 1970’s. I was a good friend of Southern University in New Orleans art professor Dr. Roscoe Reddix, where the late Dr. Eddie “Jack” Jordan was head of the department. I recall when the three of them painted a mural dedicated during the opening of a new building on the New Orleans campus. All of us wound up in the Bernadine Proctor book, Black Art in Louisiana, 1989, of some 80 or so artists active in Louisiana at the time.I consider myself fortunate to have met such a man as Mr. Hubbard, who left such a legacy of leadership at Southern University, as did other important university leaders the late John Biggers,Texas Southern ,Houston,Tx,and Professor John Scott , Xavier U. New Orleans, who passed this year. Otis
October 24, 2009 at 10:20 am
lynnemery
Thank you so much for the warm memories about my late husband. I remember Jean Paul proudly showing me that mural when we visited New Orleans in the early 1990s. Blessings to you!
October 26, 2009 at 1:09 pm
Otis R. Hollingsworth,artist
I am saddened to learn of Mr. Jean-Paul Hubbard’s passing, as I have admired his work since I had the occasion of meeting him at the Southern University campus in Baton Rouge in the 1970’s. I was a good friend of Southern University in New Orleans art professor Dr. Roscoe Reddix, where the late Dr. Eddie “Jack” Jordan was head of the department. I recall when the three of them painted a mural dedicated during the opening of a new building on the New Orleans campus. All of us wound up in the Bernadine Proctor book, Black Art in Louisiana, 1989, of some 80 or so artists active in Louisiana at the time.I consider myself fortunate to have met such a man as Mr. Hubbard, who left such a legacy of leadership at Southern University, as did other important university leaders the late John Biggers,Texas Southern ,Houston,Tx and professor John Scott, Xavier U.,d. 2007, previous date incorrectly stated.