Lesson 1: A Study of Artist Aaron Douglas: Painting the Human Figure in the Tradition of Resistance Rationale Providing students with an artist mentor is inspiring and motivating. The artwork and leadership of Aaron Doug

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Date: 2012-09-17 20:53:50 Harlem Renaissance Politics of the United States African-American Civil Rights Movement African American art Harlem Civil rights movement Civil and political rights New Negro African-American culture American art Aaron Douglas		Lesson 1: A Study of Artist Aaron Douglas: Painting the Human Figure in the Tradition of Resistance Rationale Providing students with an artist mentor is inspiring and motivating. The artwork and leadership of Aaron Doug Add to Reading List Source URL: www.civilrightsteaching.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 177,78 KB Share Document on Facebook

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