Details the genius of Tebe+a7 Hunter, a plantation worker who became the first self-taught African-American woman artist to receive national media attention by portraying the rich community life shared by southern laborers.

Talking With Tebe: Clementine Hunter, Memory Artist

Children's Books

Hunter, Clementine

Lyons, Mary E.

Biographies

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

<p>This sketchbook from 1945 by renowned Louisiana self-taught artist, Clementine Hunter, contains twenty-six previously unseen oil-on-paper sketches. These paintings were the first group of sketches ever made by her, and show a very personal and thoughtful depiction of Creole plantation life in the Cane River area of rural Louisiana. Richard Gasperi purchased the sketchbook from the Henry family of Melrose Plantation in the early 1970s, and instantly felt a deep connection to the work included. He decided to keep the sketchbook for himself, in hopes of one day sharing this uniquely personal side of Clementine Hunter with the world. Clementine Hunter: A Sketchbook is the fulfillment of that hope.</p>

Clementine Hunter .: A Sketchbook

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

University of New Orleans Press

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