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AbolitionAfrican AmericansArt & LiteratureWest BostonWomen A portrait of a black woman wearing a headscarf with a blue background with several different patterns.

Edmonia Lewis: Sculptor of Boston Abolitionists

Edmonia Lewis: Sculptor of Boston Abolitionists Black and Ojibwe sculptor Edmonia Lewis began her career in Boston by sculpting many significant white abolitionists at the forefront of the movement. Over a several decade long career, Lewis countered racist prejudices with determined skill and creativity. Though she faded from art historical records for many decades, in…

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