Congo Square 2000

Congo Square 20002000 by Elizabeth Catlett We are honored to present one of America's greatest artists, Elizabeth Catlett whose work came to symbolize the emotive force of the civil rights movement. Sculptor, painter and printmaker, she chronicled the rituals engaged in, and "isms" endured by, spirited African American women. Catlett began her 65 year career by studying with Grant Wood and befriending Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. She touched New Orleans by teaching

2000
by Elizabeth Catlett

We are honored to present one of America's greatest artists, Elizabeth Catlett whose work came to symbolize the emotive force of the civil rights movement. Sculptor, painter and printmaker, she chronicled the rituals engaged in, and "isms" endured by, spirited African-American women. Catlett began her 65 year career by studying with Grant Wood and befriending Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. She touched New Orleans by teaching at Dillard University and creating the statue of Louis Armstrong at the center of Armstrong Park. This elegant expression of master printmaking continues a tradition of hand crafted Congo Square posters on archival paper that sell out annually.

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Poster originally sold for $59 (Unsigned), $295 (Signed)
Poster and specifications may vary slightly.
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