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Le Mauvais Larron (The Impenitent Thief) -
Etude, female -
Ruth Wakefield Test -
Test Test -
[Untitled] -
Veiled Figure -
Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown founder of Palmer Memorial Institute -
Mother and Child (Sorrow): Bookend -
The Dancer -
Etude, male -
The Wretched -
Emancipation -
In Memory of Mary Turner: As a Silent Protest Against Mob Violence "This sculpture, depicting a woman cradling an infant in her arms and leaning away from grasping hands and flames at the base, was created in response to the vicious lynching of a young woman named Mary Turner in 1918. Mary Turner's husband had been lynched and she publicly denounced his murder. In response, a mob of hundreds captured her, hung her upside down from a tree, and brutally killed her and her unborn child. Artist Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller's sculpture is one of the first created by an African American specifically depicting the brutality of lynch mobs." Museum of African American History website -
Secret Sorrow -
Harriet Tubman -
Brittany Peasant -
Frederick Douglass -
The Slave Ship -
Crucifixion "In the fall of 1962, Father Wilson told Mrs. Fuller than one of the young men had made a cross for the church, and that he 'would like to have a Christ to go on it. But he didn't like the idea of buying a figure of Christ and attaching it to the cross. He thought it would be nice if I would make something. So I made the Christ to go on his cross.'" Dannett, p. 43 -
The Geography of Hunger -
The Home Economics Movement -
The Story of Isabel Bevier -
Timetable and Green Room Advertisement -
The American Suffragettes -
National Intelligencer - Vol. XXIV No. 3495