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Sir. Nagrom Morgan Monceaux
Count. Nagrom M de Monceaux
Artist, And Black Leatherman
A Man Of Grace

An American Painter/ A Black Leatherman/ An Artist. He is a Musician, a Dancer, and a Man of Grace, He is an American Painter. What does Sir Nagrom Want? He is a Musican, a Dancer, and a Man of Grace. He is an American Painter. What Sir Nagrom wants? To be loved, to have fun, to surround himself with beauty, to have his health, to have his work seen by as many people as possible, to connect with as many people as possible, and to release in them the freedom to create their own art. To be a teacher, a historian, he would like to have a real home of his own, to build his mausoleum and secret garden, right in the heart of Baltimore Md.. An Urban Self-taught Artist, his work comes fast and furious, quixotic, musical and free. He honors Black innovators in Jazz, Dance and the Military. Sir Nagrom is proud of his heritage,and of the stories he grew up with. "Monceaux provides a comprehensive overview of the contributions of African-Americans and multicultural influences on the international dance and Jazz scene. It should alter the way we view the world." Claude Elliot review He paints Divas and all the Presidents and First Ladies of the United States. He wishes to have his work seen and appreciated in his lifetime. With the sale of three portraits to the National Portrait Gallery, Sir Nagrom was able to purchase his first house: the former childhood home of the late great jazz man Cab Calloway,

He is a Musican, a Dancer,and a Man of Grace. He is an American Painter.