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Aaron Douglas
Considered the leading painter and illustrator of the
Harlem Renaissance, Douglas explored
African themes and sought to make his cultural heritage
relevant to contemporary African-American experience.
Frederic
Remington
produced more than 3,000 drawings and paintings, 22
bronze sculptures, a novel, a Broadway play, and over 100
articles and stories during his career, almost all of
which dealt with some aspect of Western life, with a lot
of emphasis on "Cowboys and Indians."
Andy Warhol
was one of the most prolific and well-known painters in
art history, as well as a creator of photographic silk
screen prints, movie producer, sculptor, video artist,
author, and performance artist.
Henry Worrall
gained his greatest fame as the illustrator of two major
books on Western history -- McCoy's Historic Sketches
of the Cattle Trade and W.E. Webb's Buffalo Land.
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THE ROBINSON LIBRARY