Lanker, Brian

Contains black-and-white portraits of seventy-five African-American women born between 1892 and 1954, who have made significant contributions to their fields, including performers, politicians, educators, writers, artists, activists, and others; each accompanied by a personal essay.

A celebration of seventy-five portraits of African American women who have changed our world and times.

Presents more than 150 drawings, paintings, and sketches made by American correspondent artists during the Second World War; describes the art programs sponsored by the Army, Navy, Marines, and civilian organizations; and profiles seven war artists in depth.