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Edmonia LewisOrdinary WorldHistory Of ArtFamous WordsWorld Of ArtLife StoryArt MovementLife StoriesModernismEdmonia LewisToday, let's shine a spotlight on the incredible Edmonia Lewis, the first professional African-American and Native American sculptor! 🗿🌟 Born in 1844, her life story is as remarkable as her art. 🕊️✨ Raised in a time when opportunities for women of color were scarce, Lewis defied the odds and forged her own path in the male-dominated world of art. Her work was celebrated for its emotion, grace, and nods to her heritage. 🌺💪 One of her most famous works, 'Forever Free,' speaks to the…2
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