Black art in gaslight country - Wednesday Journal

Black art in gaslight country - Wednesday Journal

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You can’t really appreciate Black art without knowing the social and historical context in which it was created and Marshall’s “A Portrait” may be the most concise, most economic artistic depiction of the Black experience in America.

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