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Lift Every Voice and Sing by Augusta Savage. Lift Every Voice And Sing, Augusta Savage, Black Women Artists, Plaster Sculpture, Art Noir, Artistic Installation, Cleveland Museum Of Art, Colorful Abstract Painting, Performance Artist

Augusta Fells (Savage) was born in Green Cove Springs (near Jacksonville ), Florida , on February 29, 1892, to Edward Fells, a Methodist minister, and Cornelia Murphy. [2] She began making clay figures as a child, mostly small animals, but her father was a poor Methodist minister who strongly opposed his daughter’s early interest in art. "My father licked me four or five times a week,” Savage once recalled, “and almost whipped all the art out of me.” [3] This was because at that…

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Augusta Savage, Kid Art, John Henry, Historical Art, Art Historian, African American Art, Figurative Sculpture, Black Artists, Museum Of Fine Arts

Happy (belated) Birthday Augusta Savage, born February 29, 1892! Augusta Savage was an American sculptress, teacher, and activist associated with the Harlem Renaissance. I just learned of her recently and hope you enjoy learning more about her life and art too. Early Life Augusta Savage was born Augusta Christine Fells on February 29, 1892 in…

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Augusta Savage, sculptor of the Harlem Renaissance Augusta Savage, Women Standing, Romare Bearden, Afrikaanse Kunst, By Any Means Necessary, African History, African American Art, African American History, Black American

African American sculptor, teacher, and advocate for black artists Augusta Savage was born Augusta Christine Fell in Green Cove Springs, Florida on February 29, 1892, the child of Edward Fells, a laborer and Methodist minister, and Cornelia Murphy. Her daughter, Irene Connie Moore, was born … Read MoreAugusta Savage (1892-1962)

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augusta-savage-harp-sculpture-493x585 Lift Every Voice And Sing, Augusta Savage, Black Female Artists, Marcus Garvey, The Harp, Lost Art, World's Fair, African American Art, New York Public Library

Sargent Claude Johnson - 'Chester' 1930 – A collection of African American artworks, primarily focused on ceramic and sculptural pieces. As I delved into the various Afro American art genres that I was able to source, I was reminded of Ernie Barnes iconic album cover “Sugar Shack “ for Marvin Gaye's 1976 recording “ I want You”. The tapestry of black dancers depicted a writhing sensual embodiment of the human soul, captured by a collective primordial rhythm in motion. The newer art is still…

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