 |
|
|
|
 |
Paintings like Jacob Lawrence's "The Photographer" (1942), Faith Ringgold says, presented a "very real image of black people" that inspired up-and-coming African American artists in the 1960s. Jacob Lawrence gave her confidence to paint the world that she knew -- not just the people and places of the European and American masters that were presented to her in art school. Today, Jacob Lawrence continues to inspire artists and viewers alike.
|
TV Credits
produced by: Amy Teuteberg, Jay Keuper
edited by:Jay Keuper
camera: Matthew Akers
additional camera: Michael Pruitt-Bruun, Eli Flugelman, Craig Feldman
production assistants: Craig Feldman, Carrie Kim
|
|
|
