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African American Art: The Long Struggle by Crystal A. Britton β€” book cover

African American Art: The Long Struggle

by Crystal A. Britton, New Line Books
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Overview

Over 110 illustrations. Though the first African American artists were slaves, they brought with them ancient artistic traditions and an aesthetic unique to their African origins. Wood carving, pottery making, and architecture were just a few of the skills they practiced. After the Civil War a new class of African American artist - craftsmen, painters, sculptors, photographers - was born, and their influence led to a development in Black art that lasts to this day. This volume is a visual celebration of African American art from its beginnings in Colonial America up to the present. From the early folk art to contemporary prints, paintings, and sculptures, here is the remarkable fruit of America's black artistic heritage.

Synopsis

A visual celebration of African American art from its beginnings in Colonial America up to the present day. From early folk art to contemporary prints, paintings, and sculpture, here is the remark, able fruit of America's black artistic heritage.

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Book Details

Published
January 1, 2006
Publisher
Nlb
Pages
128
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781597641050

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