Wadsworth Jarrell: The Artist as Revolutionary book by Robert L. Douglas ISBN: 9780764900129
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About the book >.>.> Wadsworth Jarrell has created a body of work that is astonishing both in its depth of narrative subject matter and in its breadth of visual excitement. Born in Georgia in 1929 he received his formal art education at the Art Institute of Chicago but his vibrant style of painting grew directly from his immersion in and reaction to the civil rights movement and the liberation struggle of the 1960s. From the very beginning of his artistic career-which started immediately upon his graduation from the Art Institute-Jarrell refused to align himself on a continuous basis with main- stream galleries or art establishments. Instead he allied himself with other black artists to seek a self- determining artistic philosophy that would free African American art from narrow European concepts and theories. A member of the Organiza- tion of Black American Culture and a founding member of AFRI-COBRA a group of artists dedi- cated to creating an African American aesthetic Jarrell has always placed himself and his art in the midst of issues of cultural debate and expansion. (LL)
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ISBN | 9780764900129 |
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Format | Softcover |
Publisher | Pomegranate |
Book author | Robert L. Douglas |
Condition | Used – Very Good |
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