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Contemporary visual expressions

Contemporary visual expressions

by David C. Driskell

African American paintingExhibitionsVisual perceptionAmerican PaintingModern Painting
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African American paintingExhibitionsVisual perceptionAmerican PaintingModern Painting

Setting

Washington (D.C.)20th century

About the author

David C. Driskell

"Highly regarded as an artist, scholar and curator, David Driskell is cited as one of the world’s leading authorities on the subject of African American Art. He was the recipient of ten honorary doctoral degrees and contributed significantly to scholarship in the history of art on the role of Black artists in America. He authored seven books on the subject of African American art, co-authored four others, and published more than forty catalogs from exhibitions he curated. His articles and essays on African American art have appeared in major publications throughout the world. "Driskell was born in 1931 in Eatonton, Georgia, USA. He was educated at Howard University and received the Master…

Author

David C. Driskell

Pages

79

Read time

≈ 2h

Editions

1

Language

English

Publisher

Smithsonian Institution Press

ISBN

0874743850

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