"Funeral Procession" is a well-known painting by the American artist Clementine Hunter.  showcasing her unique style and capturing the cultural and social aspects of Southern life. Hunter's work has gained recognition for its historical and cultural significance, and her paintings are displayed in museums and galleries across the United States.

In the painting, we witness a solemn scene of an African American funeral procession set in Louisiana. As the church doors open, two men emerge, solemnly bearing a coffin adorned with delicate blooms. Trailing behind them is a woman, clutching a bouquet of flowers, her expression reflecting the weight of sorrow. The procession moves toward a freshly dug grave in the foreground, where two reverent figures stand, each holding a cross to consecrate the final resting place. Nearby, four female figures stand with flowers in hand, while two male figures stand in quiet contemplation, all paying their respects at the graveside.