123. Elizabeth Catlett (American, 1915-2012)
clockwise from top left
1. Sharecropper, 1952, printed 1970, color linocut on cream Japanese paper, Art Institute of Chicago
2. Roots, 1981, serigraph, Museum of the African Diaspora
3. I Have Given the World My Songs, 1947, printed 1989, linoleum cut, Whitney Museum of American Art
4. Phillis Wheatley, 1973, bronze and wood, Smithsonian American Art Museum
5. Friends, 1944, tempera on paper mounted to masonite board, Swann Galleries
6. In Sojourner Truth I Fought for the Rights of Women as well as Negroes, 1947, printed 1989, linoleum cut, Whitney Museum of American Art
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2. Roots, 1981, serigraph, Museum of the African Diaspora
3. I Have Given the World My Songs, 1947, printed 1989, linoleum cut, Whitney Museum of American Art
4. Phillis Wheatley, 1973, bronze and wood, Smithsonian American Art Museum
5. Friends, 1944, tempera on paper mounted to masonite board, Swann Galleries
6. In Sojourner Truth I Fought for the Rights of Women as well as Negroes, 1947, printed 1989, linoleum cut, Whitney Museum of American Art
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Interview with Samella Lewis on Elizabeth Catlett from Museum of the African Diaspora (video embedded below)
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Interview with Samella Lewis on Elizabeth Catlett from Museum of the African Diaspora (video embedded below)
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