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National Museum of Women in the Arts

Through Sisters’ Eyes: Children’s Books Illustrated by African American Women Artists

Nov 4, 1991, to Apr 24, 1992

Please note: Information about this exhibition is limited.

An exhibition of books and original illustrations by eleven prominent African American women artists.

The Artist,

Loïs Mailou Jones

In a career spanning more than 70 years, Loïs Mailou Jones overcame racial and gender prejudices to become a successful and influential painter, designer, and educator.
Black-and-white photograph of a smiling medium-skinned older woman with white curly hair. She wears a patterned blouse and necklace with figure pendant. She holds brushes in her left hand and rests her right hand on her hip. Behind her is a painting with a figure and shapes.

The Artist,

Faith Ringgold

Faith Ringgold reflected the experience of Black Americans through her artistic practice, which included painting, soft sculpture, and story quilts.
A middle-aged woman with dark skin tone wears a black long-sleeved top and colorful headscarf over her black hair.