Passing to survive Robert S Duncanson's secret, genius, and tragic erasure
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Passing to survive Robert S Duncanson's secret, genius, and tragic erasure
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🎨 Behind the Brush: Celebrating Black Artists This Black History Month, we’re taking a closer look at the artists behind the art. Robert S. Duncanson, one of the greatest landscape painters of the 19th century, was born into a free African American family around 1821. In 1828, his family moved to the “boomtown” of Monroe, Michigan, where he took up the family trade of house painting. But Duncanson had bigger artistic ambitions. He operated in the cultural circles of Cincinnati, Detroit, Montrea
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🎨 Behind the Brush: Celebrating Black Artists This Black History Month, we’re taking a closer look at the artists behind the art. Robert S. Duncanson, one of the greatest landscape painters of the 19th century, was born into a free African American family around 1821. In 1828, his family moved to the “boomtown” of Monroe, Michigan, where he took up the family trade of house painting. But Duncanson had bigger artistic ambitions. He operated in the cultural circles of Cincinnati, Detroit, Montrea
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🎨 Behind the Brush: Celebrating Black Artists Robert S. Duncanson’s stunning still life, “Fruit Piece” (1849), follows a classical composition, featuring a tabletop pyramid of fruit. The arrangement contrasts smooth, polished apples with the textured shells of scattered nuts, showcasing Duncanson’s attention to detail and technical skill. 📍 On View: African American, Level 2, West Wing at the DIA | Detroit Institute of Arts
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🎨 Behind the Brush: Celebrating Black Artists Robert S. Duncanson’s stunning still life, “Fruit Piece” (1849), follows a classical composition, featuring a tabletop pyramid of fruit. The arrangement contrasts smooth, polished apples with the textured shells of scattered nuts, showcasing Duncanson’s attention to detail and technical skill. 📍 On View: African American, Level 2, West Wing at the DIA | Detroit Institute of Arts
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Fall in love with this stunning landscape by Robert S. Duncanson titled “A Dream of Italy.” This #WorkoftheWeek came into our collection in 2009 and is currently on view in the American galleries. The descendant of former slaves from Virginia, Robert S. Duncanson was born in Fayette, New York. In 1828, the family moved to Monroe, Michigan, where Robert, along with his brothers, were apprenticed in the family business of housepainting, decorating, and carpentry. Around 1840, Duncanson relocated t
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Fall in love with this stunning landscape by Robert S. Duncanson titled “A Dream of Italy.” This #WorkoftheWeek came into our collection in 2009 and is currently on view in the American galleries. The descendant of former slaves from Virginia, Robert S. Duncanson was born in Fayette, New York. In 1828, the family moved to Monroe, Michigan, where Robert, along with his brothers, were apprenticed in the family business of housepainting, decorating, and carpentry. Around 1840, Duncanson relocated t
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Jonarb Korra on Instagram: "The landscape painter Robert S. Duncanson was a freeborn African American artist active in Cincinnati and widely acclaimed in his lifetime as the “best landscape painter in the West.” Working in the tradition of the Hudson River School, he was also deeply influenced by the French artist Claude Lorrain, whose paintings he encountered during an abolitionist-funded trip to Europe in 1853. Although supported by many abolitionists, Duncanson rarely addressed slavery direct
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