Women, Art, and Society (Revised) | 
I've been slowly reading this book since January! So here's where I'm starting #24in48 by trying to kill another chapter. Chapter 11 - Gender, Race, and Modernism after the Second World War.
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I've been slowly reading this book since January! So here's where I'm starting #24in48 by trying to kill another chapter. Chapter 11 - Gender, Race, and Modernism after the Second World War.
An adorable bookshelf in Nashville.
"The black American sculptor Edmonia Lewis, the first North American artist of color to achieve international recognition for her work ... As early as 1863, she was forced to request that her work not be praised because 'I am a colored girl'."
