Museum of Anthropomorphic Perception

Museum of Anthropomorphic Perception Wilson's 600 paintings can be exhibited.

The Museum of Anthropomorphic Perception is not yet a reality although the collection already exists, but needs a permanent home where the collection created over fifty-three (53) years by Artist David G.

"Femme Aux Jambres Croisées, Englobée Dans Deux Chaises Longues";(Woman With Legs Crossed, Subsumed Within Two Lounge Ch...
09/11/2026

"Femme Aux Jambres Croisées, Englobée Dans Deux Chaises Longues";
(Woman With Legs Crossed, Subsumed Within Two Lounge Chairs)
Acrylic on canvas; 40" x 30";
© David G. Wilson, 8/2026.

"Anthropomorphic Seascape With Feminine Grace";Acrylic on canvas; 20" x 16"; © David G. Wilson, 9/21/2026.
09/03/2026

"Anthropomorphic Seascape With Feminine Grace";
Acrylic on canvas; 20" x 16";
© David G. Wilson, 9/21/2026.

"High Yella";Acrylic on canvas; 37" x 19";© David G. Wilson, 4/17/2026.
04/20/2026

"High Yella";
Acrylic on canvas; 37" x 19";
© David G. Wilson, 4/17/2026.

"Duppy Conqueror: Noël Victor";Acrylic on canvas; 33½" x 27½";© David G. Wilson, 12/21/2024..
02/07/2026

"Duppy Conqueror: Noël Victor";
Acrylic on canvas; 33½" x 27½";
© David G. Wilson, 12/21/2024..

"Perfidious Albion Ogling Alkebulan";Acrylic on canvas; 30" x 24";© David G. Wilson, 2/1/2026.
02/07/2026

"Perfidious Albion Ogling Alkebulan";
Acrylic on canvas; 30" x 24";
© David G. Wilson, 2/1/2026.

"The Eaves Dropper";Acrylic on cancas; 20" x 16";© David G. Wilson, 2/5/2026.
02/05/2026

"The Eaves Dropper";
Acrylic on cancas; 20" x 16";
© David G. Wilson, 2/5/2026.

An Imaginary Visual Experience Of A Girl With A Pearl Necklace Subsumed Within A Terrestrial Fourth Spatial Dimension";A...
01/30/2026

An Imaginary Visual Experience Of A Girl With A Pearl Necklace Subsumed Within A Terrestrial Fourth Spatial Dimension";
Acrylic on canvas; 30" x 24";
© David G. Wilson, 1/27/2026.

"Anthropomorphic Portal Subsumed Into A Terrestrial Fourth Spatial Dimension";Acrylic on canvas; 20" x 16";© David G. Wi...
01/23/2026

"Anthropomorphic Portal Subsumed Into A Terrestrial Fourth Spatial Dimension";
Acrylic on canvas; 20" x 16";
© David G. Wilson, 2026.

"Dynamic Choreography Featuring Static Anthropomorphic Furniture";Acylic on canvas; 60" x 48";© David G. Wilson, 1/4/202...
01/08/2026

"Dynamic Choreography Featuring Static Anthropomorphic Furniture";
Acylic on canvas; 60" x 48";
© David G. Wilson, 1/4/2026.

"Chattel Afrodite R***d By a VISIBLY INVISIBLE Woodpecker".Acrylic on canvas; 45"x30";© David G. Wilson, 2025.During Afr...
12/20/2025

"Chattel Afrodite R***d By a VISIBLY INVISIBLE Woodpecker".
Acrylic on canvas; 45"x30";
© David G. Wilson, 2025.

During African slavery, the slavemaster would visit the slave quarters on a monthly basis, when his wife was indisposed. His objective would be to satiate his purient carnal desires at the expense of my great-grandmother for whose humanity he had no regard. He perceived her as chattel; his material property, objects that could be bought, sold and abusively violated at his whim.
My great-grandmother would put up a fight, resisting in anyway possible. Her most frequent method of resistance was to tightly cross her legs. However, this purient libertine scoundrels frequently got his way, the evidence of which is seen in the range of skin colors of westernized Africans throughout the western hemisphere.

In this painting, I have depicted the clandestine maneuvering of the "woodpecker" that has succeeded in penetrating the vigorous defenses of my great-grandmother, making the him VISIBLY INVISIBLE.

He is difficult to find, covertly disguised in his location, but logical thinking, and clever detective vision will make him (the woodpecker) detectable to the inquisitive, searching eye.

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Springfield Gardens, NY
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