Artist Edwin Lester

Artist Edwin Lester Fine Arts

Help support the Arts!!
08/26/2025

Help support the Arts!!

🌸 Atlanta, we really need your help! The Atlanta Dogwood Festival—our city’s welcome to spring for nearly 90 years—is in danger. ⚠️Rising costs and shifting sponsorship priorities have created a $250,000 shortfall. Unless we raise this amount by November 1, 2025, the 90th festival will not happen in April 2026.
Your support helps us continue to:
🎨 Showcase 250+ fine artists
🖌️ Support young Atlanta high school creatives
🎶 Feature local musicians
🌍 Celebrate global cultures
💙Offer free family fun
The festival has always been FREE for the community—but free comes at a cost. Help us keep this Atlanta tradition alive for generations to come.
➡️Donate + share today dogwood.org (link in bio)

07/25/2025

“ Double Time” original oil on canvas ( custom frame) from the music in motion series . A little fun with color.

03/23/2025

“The Eleventh Hour” original oil on wood , a way out of no way.

06/05/2024

“A Lot Of Salt” original oil on wood”

Madam C. J. Walker (oil on wood)  (born Sarah Breedlove; December 23, 1867 – May 25, 1919) was an African American entre...
02/27/2024

Madam C. J. Walker (oil on wood) (born Sarah Breedlove; December 23, 1867 – May 25, 1919) was an African American entrepreneur, philanthropist, and political and social activist. She is recorded as the first female self-made millionaire in America … my last miniature painting for a while… 😊 Time for the big brushes.

02/21/2024

“The Fourth Quarter” original oil on canvas

01/08/2024

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Philadelphia, PA

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Creative thoughts

I present to you an exhibition of narrative artworks. The stories in the artworks shown here are inspired by many areas of life. Religion, history, culture, and current events to name a few. They can represent an idea, such as a belief, freedom, and encouragement. Narrative art is meant to teach, inspire, inform, and even to preserve memories and culture. It can be a way to understand the experiences of people from various places and times. Take time to explore the paintings.