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SEVEN VOICES: AFRICAN AMERICAN IMAGES 1946-2006
- Introduction
- Elizabeth Catlett
- Margaret T. Burroughs
- Marie Johnson-Calloway
- Charles Criner
- Lionel Lofton
- Rose Piper
- Winfred Rembert
Elizabeth Catlett
Elizabeth Catlett is one of America's great artists. She brings to her work a sense of compassion, with a unique artistic and expressive vocabulary giving her subject's supreme dignity and a feel for the human condition. This dignity is especially noted in her depiction of the people with whom she most identifies, the African American and Mexican woman. In both Catlett's prints and sculpture, one finds the representation of human dignity born of honest work in the face of arbitrary social constraints". (James Cuno, Director, The Art Institute of Chicago, 2006). Catlett has had a very distinguished career in sculpture and printmaking. She has received numerous awards and honorary degrees. Her work is included numerous museums and private collections across the country.
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